Grin Low Buxton Weather Forecast Good Friday

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Dustydog

Dustydog

Jun 20, 2005
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A number of us will there over the Easter break.

Latest is

Sunny intervals odd cloud.

No rain

Visibility very good

North West winds max 29mph

Max day 6 degs c

Max night 0 degs c.

Wind is just about acceptable for careful towing in my book.

Definitely need two to erect awning, well I never can do it alone.

A lovely freezing night to try out all the heating etc.

Enjoy.

Cheers

Alan
 
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"Latest is

Sunny intervals odd cloud.

No rain

Visibility very good

North West winds max 29mph

Max day 6 degs c

Max night 0 degs c."

BRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRRR, thanks Alan. We'll just head back to the south of France as planned ;-)
 
Dustydog

Dustydog

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You chicken.

Surely you wanted to try out your Truma or Alde heating on full blast running 2000watts of electricity and gas full on, windows shut and hooray we have a sauna???

I'm taking two woolly hats just in case, one for me and one for the teapot.

Cheers

Alan
 
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Thank god it's not my van Alan. So no, and I prefer blown air heating. Much better!
 
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There's now a weather forecast of High Winds, Snow and Ice and temperatures down to -8 for the UK by the weekend. Enjoy ;-)
 
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Alan,

At Christmas 2004 we were in our 2004 Wyoming at Troutbeck Head C.C.site.

We had two lots of heavy snow, the site is 1200feet above sea level.

For 4 days the night time temp was -8c and the day time around freezing. With the Truma on 2kwt electric 24/7, thermostat on almost full, and the blown air set as we have said on the other thread, we were as warm as toast.

You only had to walk round the site to see the caravans which had problems. From those I spoke to, every time, it was because they either turned the heating down when they went out or beleive it or not had actually swichted their heating off!!

I spoke to quite a few caravaneers because the Wardens were, and still are, close friends of ours and on Christmas morning was helping with snow clearing.

There is nothing better than sitting in a nice warm caravan, with the site covered in snow, and the sun shining on the mountains.

Now they have given out snow i just wish we could be at Grin Low.

Have a great time.

Hamer
 
Dustydog

Dustydog

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High winds and snow blizzards here at Cricklade. Good job we don't leave until tuesday!

Cheers

Alan
 
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