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Westvleteren

rhosynbach wrote: »

it was rainy and very windy, now the sun has come out and its lovely, such changeable weather.

I'm hoping most of the rain was dumped on the west and that it will soon fizzle out here so I can go for a walk. Haven't found my waterproof trousers yet :( Did find my 50mm prime lens though :j my economical packing meant that it was in its box but placed inside my tripod head box. After many scratches of the head as to where it could be I just happened to pick up that box and thought that was heavier than it should be - bingo!:)

Wonder if the same principle applies to the waterproofs......:rotfl::rotfl:

Claire1972

RootedNomad wrote: »

Morning everyone



Multi not showing on msm over the weekend but still going through in store at 6 for £3 or 10 for £4. Looks like it is still OK so far today.

I think the best returns are buy 10 vs W (approx 20p per yog) or in multis of 6 vs S, (approx 26p per yog). Check msm or previous posts to see which flavours match and avoid trying comp vs M as that hasn't been working.

Thank you very much, I have done 2 shops will post results later x

bubbs

Nannylala wrote: »

That's the same day as me bubbs I have to go back to see my Consultant then at UCL in London cannot believe it is 6mths since my last appointment with her.

Hope you get on ok:)

rhosynbach wrote: »

i have not either:mad: no excuse for not refunding quicker than this,

if they dont refund soon we will send you to knock on their door:D

:rotfl::rotfl: telephone number is 01933400400, if you paid by pp and not gt by tomorrow ring, this is what he told me

Tinyshoes wrote: »

It's his own fault bubbs, if he didn't snore he would have not needed to be in the tent. :rotfl:

Just been googling images of the farm and found what I think he said he will be sleeping in tonight. Not even a door on it. :eek:

Hope you all get your refunds ok, I didn't participate as usual.

Nearly popped into Ts on the way home to look for the iron and cameras Snap posted pics of yesterday but I think I have lost my mojo.

Mr bubbs snores like an old steam train:rotfl::rotfl: just got used to it i think:D

jumblejack

SW42 wrote: »

Hi All, Wondering If Anybody Can Help been Looking at Creamed Coconut Because Of Recent Discussions And Wondered How Everybody Stored It Once Opened. Meant To Be In Fridge But I Find too Hard To Cut Then?

Sorry For Caps Phone Driving Me Mad, Also No Thanks Button Here So Tia!

I keep mine in the kitchen cupboard as I use it so often.

It keeps very well.

Keep it in a dish though if it is in the middle of summer as it tends to go squishy if it's warm.

mutley_muppet

Afternoon all. :j

I got absolutely soaked in the rain this morning, right down to the undercrackers! :rotfl:

Sun is just struggling to fight through the clouds now. It's feeling really autumny.

Can anyone recommend a good brand for decent waterproof coat? I have a Tresspass jacket that is waterproof but not breathable so I always feel hot when I wear it.

I don't need a warm coat, as I am naturally hot just something that is waterproof but breathable? Does such a thing exist? Thanks in advance Eliters x

lookinforabargain

Just sat waiting on a call from M&S bank to complete the switch to them :T

Then it's off to the library, got a letting in the post this morning saying DD's books are a tad late oops!

Really am attempting to start being good again with my eating, I've let things slide way too much the last few weeks. Thankfully the battery is dead in my scales, so I don't actually know what the damage is :rotfl:

Claire1972

Mr T home event so 20% off, I have just got some clear storage baskets, been looking for some for ages for my drawers, in packs of 3 priced up at £2.00 and 3 for 2 less 20% - £2.80 for 9 .

Well pleased x

davemorton

mutley_muppet wrote: »

I don't need a warm coat, as I am naturally hot just something that is waterproof but breathable? Does such a thing exist? Thanks in advance Eliters x

Anything Gortex really, but it can be pricey. There was some going really cheap (about a tenner) from screwfix earlier in the year, so glitchy ones do come up now and again.

rhosynbach

Westvleteren wrote: »

I'm hoping most of the rain was dumped on the west and that it will soon fizzle out here so I can go for a walk. Haven't found my waterproof trousers yet :( Did find my 50mm prime lens though :j my economical packing meant that it was in its box but placed inside my tripod head box. After many scratches of the head as to where it could be I just happened to pick up that box and thought that was heavier than it should be - bingo!:)

Wonder if the same principle applies to the waterproofs......:rotfl::rotfl:

i think we got most of the rain in wales, all night long very heavy.

so thinking of your economical packing your waterproofs are rolled up inside your wellys:p:D

Jelly_Biactol

mutley_muppet wrote: »

Can anyone recommend a good brand for decent waterproof coat? I have a Tresspass jacket that is waterproof but not breathable so I always feel hot when I wear it. I don't need a warm coat, as I am naturally hot just something that is waterproof but breathable? Does such a thing exist? Thanks in advance Eliters x

IMHO the best fabric is Polartec Neoshell, used by the Rab brand
http://rab.uk.com/reference/technology/waterproof-shell/polartec-neoshell.html
The next best is Paramo
http://www.paramo.co.uk/en-gb/index.php
their jackets are breathable but a bit heavy to wear.