Holidays 2022.

kyoto49

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Discovering the lives of my mining ancestors #Woodhorn

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proactive

Enjoying a drop of red.
The last couple of days have been spent indoors during much of daylight hours. Temp is currently 35c in the shade and forecast to remain that way for at least the next 4 days. Though these temperatures are by no means unusual here, they just sap all my energy.
 

tek-monkey

wanna see my snake?
The last couple of days have been spent indoors during much of daylight hours. Temp is currently 35c in the shade and forecast to remain that way for at least the next 4 days. Though these temperatures are by no means unusual here, they just sap all my energy.
Been peaking at 33 here, although the peak lasts half the day. I thought being further north it'd be colder!
 

Gramaisc

Forum O. G.
Been peaking at 33 here, although the peak lasts half the day. I thought being further north it'd be colder!
Is that sort of temp unusual there?
The Sun may be at a lower angle, but it's up for longer. There can be bizarre summer temperatures in Siberia, further from the mitigating effect of the sea.

 

Trumpet

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The last couple of days have been spent indoors during much of daylight hours. Temp is currently 35c in the shade and forecast to remain that way for at least the next 4 days. Though these temperatures are by no means unusual here, they just sap all my energy.
Similar here, it does knock me about a bit. We wouldn't normally hit Turkey at this time of the year so only ourselves to blame really.
 

littleme

250,000th poster!
I think living in Scotland has seriously adjusted my internal temperature gauge - it was 21 degrees here the other day and I found it unbearably hot!

This was my recent holiday up to the Highlands!

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Looks fabulous.... I'm making the carer watch re-runs of the series 'vera' in the hope he will agree to us moving back to my birthplace....


Slowly, but surely, he's coming round to my way of thinking......
 

kyoto49

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Looks fabulous.... I'm making the carer watch re-runs of the series 'vera' in the hope he will agree to us moving back to my birthplace....


Slowly, but surely, he's coming round to my way of thinking......
Having just returned all I can say is 'do it'. I still have no idea why anyone would choose to live in Stafford if other options are available.
 

staffordjas

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Having just returned all I can say is 'do it'. I still have no idea why anyone would choose to live in Stafford if other options are available.
I've lived here all my life for 66 years, Stafford born & bred and always loved it. Hubby moved here 40+ yrs ago when we got married , as he also liked it here.
BUT.... as well as us wanting to move closer to son ( and no family left up here now) , feel now is the right time to finally leave Stafford as it just isn't the same as it used to be.
If all goes well , we shall soon be living where we have been enjoying so many short breaks.
Watch this space....
 
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kyoto49

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I've lived here all my life for 66 years, Stafford born & bred and always loved it. Hubby moved here 40+ yrs ago when we got married , as he also liked it here.
BUT.... as well as us wanting to move closer to son ( and no family left up here now) , feel now is the right time to finally leave Stafford as it just isn't the same as it used to be.
If all goes well , we shall soon be living where we have been enjoying so many short breaks.
Watch this space....
This will be me. As soon as daughter is settled I'll be off.....!
 

proactive

Enjoying a drop of red.
A mere 33c here today. Motorbike arrived at sparrow fart, seemingly none the worse for it's two weeks being trailered across the continent. Will go for a bit of a blast later. p Jr off in his Citroën Ami exploring the performance envelope available to a vehicle limited to 28mph. Bit of work this afternoon via zoom. So far nobody has twigged that I'm on holiday and not in the office...
 
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