I opened the van up when i got home from work and i have just turned the 12v on to check the temperature in the fridge as it's left ajar .... well it's showing 24.6c inside the thing 
hmy: .....
hmy: .....
Dustydog said:Sproket said:
All packed away' a bone dry awning. Very humid .Storm expected tonight. Rumour has it, it is a Devonian wet front moving north
well at least I keep you all amused, it's OK I'm a man I can take it
Devonian weather sorry to disappoint you all though..DRY AGAIN :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
Sproket said:I opened the van up when i got home from work and i have just turned the 12v on to check the temperature in the fridge as it's left ajar .... well it's showing 24.6c inside the thing
You sure thats not the OVEN warming up :lol: :lol: :lol:
Mel
Moderator
Gagakev said:Dustydog said:Sproket said:
All packed away' a bone dry awning. Very humid .Storm expected tonight. Rumour has it, it is a Devonian wet front moving north
well at least I keep you all amused, it's OK I'm a man I can take it
Devonian weather sorry to disappoint you all though..DRY AGAIN :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol: :lol:
S'alright Kev. You are now approaching the status of urban myth.
Mel
Sproket said:I opened the van up when i got home from work and i have just turned the 12v on to check the temperature in the fridge as it's left ajar .... well it's showing 24.6c inside the thing
Did you pay extra for the combi fridge / ovem
Dustydog said:Did you pay extra for the combi fridge / ovem
This is my combi fridge / oven / freezer / beer cooler :silly:
The Waeco W35 coolbox has a capacity of 35 litres which can be run from 12v DC or 230v AC in either the upright or lying position.
The Waeco W35 camping coolbox can cool to 20°C below the ambient temperature
It can freeze the milk
as we found out a short while ago The Waeco W35 cool box also has a heating function which can heat up to 65°C.
And it has be used to keep Woosiefest food warm before delivery to the " jacobs table "
:cheer: 
Sproket said:Dustydog said:Did you pay extra for the combi fridge / ovem
This is my combi fridge / oven / freezer / beer cooler :silly:
The Waeco W35 coolbox has a capacity of 35 litres which can be run from 12v DC or 230v AC in either the upright or lying position.
The Waeco W35 camping coolbox can cool to 20°C below the ambient temperature
It can freeze the milk
The Waeco W35 cool box also has a heating function which can heat up to 65°C.
And it has be used to keep Woosiefest food warm before delivery to the " jacobs table "
B)
I wondered where my Royal chair went!
OK I will broach the subject...........................WEATHER!!!!
Lets hope this year we have a dry day then we can do the same as Postonmill but perhaps a bit later say 5.00pm ish and we could run into the evening like we did at Wheatalot. enjoyed that evening sat out. B)
Lets hope this year we have a dry day then we can do the same as Postonmill but perhaps a bit later say 5.00pm ish and we could run into the evening like we did at Wheatalot. enjoyed that evening sat out. B)
.......sounds like a cunning plan :cheer:
Still sunny here in Western France where we are about to watch a reinactment of Napaloen's exile to the Isle de Aix from a nearby beach following his defeat at Waterloo.
Still sunny here in Western France where we are about to watch a reinactment of Napaloen's exile to the Isle de Aix from a nearby beach following his defeat at Waterloo.
Mel
Moderator
Yes, outside if possible. We can always wrap up well.
Last night at Harbury tonight and due for rain overnight, so have taken the awning down this evening after it dried out from the rain shower at lunchtime (we were in the pub at the time).
Last night at Harbury tonight and due for rain overnight, so have taken the awning down this evening after it dried out from the rain shower at lunchtime (we were in the pub at the time).
I can get two 3x3m gazebos with sides from Sir Mucky Pup.
They link together so most of us should stay dry.
Mucky Pup has sold his caravan so sadly will not be with us at Anitas.
I'm with Sprocket and Gagakev subject to the okay from Anita.
Bring your extension leads and fires!
I feel the plan is coming together.
On another point . My local landlords micro brewery does 2500 pints a week.
Mostly 4 - 4.3% session ( Goldcolour ) and North Wall ( mid colour).
If Sir Roger needs a rest I can bring some pints along.
How many can we cope with?
They link together so most of us should stay dry.
Mucky Pup has sold his caravan so sadly will not be with us at Anitas.
I'm with Sprocket and Gagakev subject to the okay from Anita.
Bring your extension leads and fires!
I feel the plan is coming together.
On another point . My local landlords micro brewery does 2500 pints a week.
Mostly 4 - 4.3% session ( Goldcolour ) and North Wall ( mid colour).
If Sir Roger needs a rest I can bring some pints along.
How many can we cope with?
Mel
Moderator
Your Royal Highness.
The old Sorento can take it.
We can have 36 pint kegs or 72 pints or whatever we want. The smallest cask is 5 litres. That won't go far!!
Both beers are excellent taste and max 4.3%.
My shout.
Please give me an idea on quantity.
The old Sorento can take it.
We can have 36 pint kegs or 72 pints or whatever we want. The smallest cask is 5 litres. That won't go far!!
Both beers are excellent taste and max 4.3%.
My shout.
Please give me an idea on quantity.
Think I have a 3.0 X 3.0 gazebo up in shed if the mice havent eaten it, will check it out this week.
have a drink on me, saving a few bottles for the Fest :woohoo: :woohoo:
Sir Roger best be careful, pure falling down juice
have a drink on me, saving a few bottles for the Fest :woohoo: :woohoo:
Sir Roger best be careful, pure falling down juice
Sproket said:
Think you are on it already man...... Is this Yorkshire dialect cos i aint got a clue what you are on about
I'm with you Kev, think we've been 'out Sproketed' here!
:lol:
Ps - after private tutorial from Sproket , -- am now up to speed! (Makes sense now)
Gabsgrandad said:
I'm with you Kev, think we've been 'out Sproketed' here!
:lol:
Ps - after private tutorial from Sproket , -- am now up to speed! (Makes sense now)
I'm none the wiser and must be on another planet :woohoo:
Gabsgrandad said:
I'm with you Kev, think we've been 'out Sproketed' here!
:lol:
Ps - after private tutorial from Sproket , -- am now up to speed! (Makes sense now)
I had the tutorial last night....good innit :lol: :lol: :silly:
Dustydog said:Gabsgrandad said:
I'm with you Kev, think we've been 'out Sproketed' here!
:lol:
Ps - after private tutorial from Sproket , -- am now up to speed! (Makes sense now)
I'm none the wiser and must be on another planet :woohoo:
I see a tutorial coming your way :woohoo: :silly: :lol:
Gagakev said:Gabsgrandad said:
I'm with you Kev, think we've been 'out Sproketed' here!
:lol:
Ps - after private tutorial from Sproket , -- am now up to speed! (Makes sense now)
I had the tutorial last night....good innit :lol: :lol: :silly:
Just had Sprokets e- mail. Staring me in the face.
Mel
Moderator
Anyway.......We also have a gazebo although bits of it are joined by gaffer tape as one of the joints is missing.
Can't help on beer quantity, Sir Aleman used to bring at least some of it back, but that was when we did our boozing at a local. We don't get this opportunity at Anita's.
Perhaps there is a mathematical formula?
Number of males x 4 pints per night x number of nights??
Mel
Can't help on beer quantity, Sir Aleman used to bring at least some of it back, but that was when we did our boozing at a local. We don't get this opportunity at Anita's.
Perhaps there is a mathematical formula?
Number of males x 4 pints per night x number of nights??
Mel
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