Only on a hot winter day.[bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
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Only on a hot winter day.[bigwhistle]Quote:
Originally Posted by Saitch
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Originally Posted by Saitch
I think you mean sunny winter's day and was best enjoyed in the 1600's.Quote:
Originally Posted by V8Ian
At school we didn't know what apricity was, but we did accuse people of stealing our sun if they stood between us and it.
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Originally Posted by Saitch
apricity - the pleasant warmth of the sun, particularly during the winter months
It is cold enough in Brisbane today for Queenslanders to wear a beanie with their singlets!
15° here, as I type. The internal fire heater was lit at 1500 hours. We have a household rule that 19° is "Fire Time"! :firedevil:
Fire is well and truly burning here.This was an hour ago.
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16° here, I can't have a fire as I live in the burbs, but if it gets any colder I'd be tempted to smash up my furniture and burn it in my wheelbarrow. [biggrin]
I see it snowed in Orange and people got stuck in their cars in Mt Hotham by 50 cm of snow.Quote:
Originally Posted by Slunnie
It sure is. That is on Mt Canobolas.Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
They've had a bit more than 50cm.Quote:
Originally Posted by RANDLOVER
All reports I've read are saying Mt Hotham in the headlines, but the 20 people that have had to be rescued were on Blue Rag Range Tk, which is not Mt Hotham.
It's an iconic Vic High Country track, it's steep low range experienced driver stuff in the dry, what anyone is doing up there in more than half a metre of snow is beyond me.
It runs off the Dargo High Plains Rd and that is closed.
And now we'll have another round of close off wild areas all because these people can't be bothered to read a weather forecast😡
Tony
