Is it hot enough for you?

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Originally Posted by 42rangie

Thank you again for being cordial.

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Hi Les

Enough of the lolly water mate, most of us drink beer here in Oz! :twobeers:

So did you manage to get some heat from that other site?

I saw where there was a record temperature recorded in Birdsville Queensland on the 24th of December 1972, of 49.5 degrees Celsius.

And Hell has frozen over,

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Hellishly cold
In one small town in Michigan the snow was so deep a snow plough got stuck. What makes it noteworthy is that the place is named Hell. The 600 residents had to endure temperatures of minus 20 degrees. Forecasters predict an improvement but at the moment it’s so bad that Hell has literally frozen over.

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So the predictions are coming true, it's just that the timing is wrong and the results are inverted. :wasntme:
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Originally Posted by DiscoMick

Interesting to hear your comments about preferring Hanoi. We were there in winter and it was fairly cold, but enjoyable. Loved Ha Long Bay, despite all the tourists, but we went on an extended junk cruise so got away from the day visitors. It was obvious there were some very wealhty people, but I'm told there's a lot of corruption involved in doing well there.

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Ha Long Bay was quite nice when we went in 06, but apparently it's getting alot more touristy, and a lot dirtier, which is a pity.
And yes, corruption up to the eyeballs, but it's not quite as 'bad' as it seems to be in Australia.

Lit the fire today for the first time since well before Christmas. And had over an inch of rain. Supposed to start warming up again tomorrow, and be in the forties by next week.

John