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Sod thatLove the winter living up here and being away in the van when it’s cold and snowing.View attachment 552512View attachment 552511
No ,I'll give it a miss thanks.I read a lot of threads and talk to a lot of people who say its a shame its no longer summer and the season is over etc..
For me winter IS the season..... Starting now we have Halloween. Guy Fawlks Night. Christmas. New Years and snow covered hills. autumn leaves. Crisp mornings..
I think its the best time to be away in a Motorhome. Wrap up warm. stock the hot chocolate and enjoy the British countryside. Its stunning with a morning frost. We all have heaters and winter clothes. Summer most of us are missing AC to stay cool. Were better equipped as a nation to enjoy this end of the calendar.
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Taken in Jan at Malham cove (top of)
You're so lucky in Scotland, you can do that all year round, except on 24th July (Summer)I could not agree with you more, we really enjoy the cooler weather.
Even if it's chucking it down we can snuggle up with a film and a cuppa and the dogs at our feet.
Is that your van or have you nicked the photo?Looks like a lot of fun, wish I could get my Mrs to go out in our van when it's cold and dark as she hates being 'stuck in the van'
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You growing into a Southern softy ?Sod that
Not my van. More chance of photographing our van on the moon than being in that situation Saying that we did have 8ft snowdrifts here with the Beast from the East a few years back before we got our vanIs that your van or have you nicked the photo?
The older i get the less tolerant i am of the cold ...last couple of weeks ive been suffering from stiff joints , sore back , sore feet ....i just like the warmer weatherYou growing into a Southern softy ?
Same here, ended buying some long socks and some Damart thermalactyl PJs and tops to keep the weather at bay. Works very well.The older i get the less tolerant i am of the cold ...last couple of weeks ive been suffering from stiff joints , sore back , sore feet ....i just like the warmer weather
Just looked at that photo again, the snow is over 9ft deep around the van. There must have been the same amount on top of itIs that your van or have you nicked the photo?
That would be my ultimate holidayOur son spent most of this summer in the North Pole
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And in a few weeks is heading out to spend summer in the South Pole
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Pot and kettle come to mindYou're so lucky in Scotland, you can do that all year round, except on 24th July (Summer)
I’ve seen builders working on roofs in Canada I thinks it’s about -25 when they decide it’s a bit too cold to work outside.Try running a roofing business in the winter. The phone never stops but the weather stops you working drives me around the twist. Fill in your planner for the week ahead and by 0830 Monday morning its all gone out the window. Need to retire then my only worry would be how long to stay away in the moho!
Having spent most of my life in the West of Scotland and the last 19 here in Mid Wales I can assure you that this part of Wales gets very little rain in comparison. I've been wearing shorts here virtually every day since Easter. I could count on one hand the number of times I used to wear shorts in that same period back home. Saying that work mates can't understand why I wore a t-shirt all year round at work while they were wrapped up with layers and hats and gloves! Southern softies I'd sayPot and kettle come to mind
I've experienced a Welsh summer
Only difference from winter is the rain is warmer
Everyone to their own are my thoughts, been there done that got the deckchair, I’ve camped all year round in caravans and Motorhomes and even once in a tent in snow, but for some of us, with advancing years comes widespread arthritis, and my idea of enjoying Motorhoming no longer includes sitting in the van on a wet weekend on wet grass no matter how much heating I’ve got, my season used to last 12 months of the year but those days are gone, it’s got to be hard standing during inclement weather and ehu which I rarely use, but would want to ensure fully charged batteries to run blown air, I used to love the sharp crisp mornings away in the van but not anymore, my joints just don’t do cold damp weather.I read a lot of threads and talk to a lot of people who say its a shame its no longer summer and the season is over etc..
For me winter IS the season..... Starting now we have Halloween. Guy Fawlks Night. Christmas. New Years and snow covered hills. autumn leaves. Crisp mornings..
I think its the best time to be away in a Motorhome. Wrap up warm. stock the hot chocolate and enjoy the British countryside. Its stunning with a morning frost. We all have heaters and winter clothes. Summer most of us are missing AC to stay cool. Were better equipped as a nation to enjoy this end of the calendar.
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Taken in Jan at Malham cove (top of)
We were bodyboarding at Cullen Beach on the Moray Coast yesterday.
Pouring with rain and had the place to ourselves.