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[Mick_Marsh]

I love being in a cosy home when outside it's cold.
Even better when you're sitting around a warm campfire with friends.

oops , that post was directed at Gavin, but if it fits Mick.......

Nup, I don't live in Sunbury.

[cuppabillytea]

A.C. is still set to cool here in Sydney. Still in T-shirts shorts and thongs. Was sweating whilst cleaning up the back yard on Saturday.

[Mick_Marsh]

A.C. is still set to cool here in Sydney. Still in T-shirts shorts and thongs. Was sweating whilst cleaning up the back yard on Saturday.

Still in a polo shirt down here. Not sweating in the garden. A/C not running. I comfortably cut down a dead tree yesterday. Today I'm comfortably throwing the bit is the trailer.

Perfect weather for me.

[Homestar]

All good now - only had the heater on for 10 minutes to take the chill off. Still in T shirt and shorts, but that's only because I'm too lazy to go find any trousers...

Just fitting the long range tank to the RRC - or should I call 110 litres on an RRC 'normal' range tank...?

[cuppabillytea]

Some like it hot.

[scarry]

Must have something to do with your location....sun....bury.

the sun isn't buried here yet its still 30*c forecast for the next 7 days.

swimming yesterday , got sun burnt , going down again later.

Queensland...beautiful one day, perfect the next.

long time since I've seen so many happy tourists.

Been friggin hot here,the humidity pretty high as well.

Actually during the last 3 weeks we have had the best rain since before Christmas.

Not real cool at night,don't even need a sheet,let alone clothes

Summer this year wasn't excessively hot,few if any days over 40 degrees,but it is often cooling down by now,same as last year,summer seemed to drag on for ever.

Good for work,though.

Oh,and i agree with Mick,doesn't get much better than sitting around a fire with friends on a coolish night

[carlschmid2002]

All good now - only had the heater on for 10 minutes to take the chill off. Still in T shirt and shorts, but that's only because I'm too lazy to go find any trousers...

Just fitting the long range tank to the RRC - or should I call 110 litres on an RRC 'normal' range tank...?

I have 180 litres in the D3 and i would still call the range normal. 1000kms on a good day.

[Eevo]

do i win, i got 250l in the D2

[Homestar]

I have 180 litres in the D3 and i would still call the range normal. 1000kms on a good day.

Geez, that's pretty steep for a much newer vehcile, but I bet yours actually converts the fuel into power and not just sound . I should get around 650 to 700 now I would think. Old tank was 55 litres - all you could do was plan to go to the next servo with that thing - useless.

do i win, i got 250l in the D2

Having a 44 in the back doesn't count.

[Eevo]

hurray, i sold a car, and they even overpaid me by $20