All quiet on the Northern Front?

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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by Bongopoet » Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:31 pm

Hubby is considering spending Hogmany in Glencoe..........
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by dunslair » Tue Nov 16, 2010 10:57 pm

Bongopoet wrote:Hubby is considering spending Hogmany in Glencoe..........
Brave man!! I believe it can get a bit wild up there at that time of year........ and the weather can be quite harsh as well! :lol:
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by PixieAndTheMoon » Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:17 pm

Dave mate.

You ain't exactly a million miles from Allithiwaite whatever side of the Borders you are. We aim to throw a good bash in a local pub 11th December Bingo at Karen and Keith's under a leccy blanket..... what more could you want LMAO

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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by mulshy » Tue Nov 16, 2010 11:33 pm

dunslair wrote:
Of course... or get some heating in the van?
thats what i've been up to #-o

been making brackets
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out of an old bit of metal i found lying about at the side of the road :lol:
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for one of these
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all the same but different
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by dunslair » Wed Nov 17, 2010 9:15 am

That should stop the rear heater matrix freezing this winter :lol: (or are you planning to duct the warm air into the van?) :D

No wonder I can never find my way around when I come over to 'The West' :shock: :lol:
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by dunslair » Wed Nov 17, 2010 9:27 am

PixieAndTheMoon wrote:Dave mate.

You ain't exactly a million miles from Allithiwaite whatever side of the Borders you are. We aim to throw a good bash in a local pub 11th December Bingo at Karen and Keith's under a leccy blanket..... what more could you want LMAO

Jo

Sounds great.... unfortunately already booked up that weekend :roll: :( But we are planning a flyer down to Staveley later this month (weekend 26th I think) Not that we ever seem to see any bongos when we are in' The lakes'.

ps. Does LMAO stand for Lambrini, meatloaf and Orios? :D
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by annie bongo! » Wed Nov 24, 2010 11:46 pm

Hogmany in Glencoe sounds great Chris but I would prefer the Camping and Caravan club site with electric hook up! Far too cold to be without my wee fan heater!
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by dunslair » Thu Nov 25, 2010 9:12 am

annie bongo! wrote:Hogmany in Glencoe sounds great Chris but I would prefer the Camping and Caravan club site with electric hook up! Far too cold to be without my wee fan heater!
Annie!
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We stayed there for a night in mid October. Nice site, but it closes down over the winter (may already be closed , if not end of Nov). Star jumps and a wooly hat when you go to bed? :D :lol:
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by annie bongo! » Thu Nov 25, 2010 10:55 pm

Thats a shame, Im not that hardy, I like to be warm, Glencoe in September was just about bearable, wouldnt want it to be any colder!
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by Bongopoet » Fri Nov 26, 2010 11:58 pm

The redsquirrel campsite is supposed to be open all year round. Not holding my breath though. Tonight was pretty nippy!
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by The_Gordons » Sat Nov 27, 2010 6:22 pm

Our camping plans are on hold to spring :lol: especially as we have had over 6" of snow in the last two days :evil: anyway the Bongo has been driving great in the snowy conditions due to a combination of torquey diesel engine, automatic gearbox and 4 new tyres.

Hope to meet up in the spring when we crawl out of hibernation :lol:

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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by annie bongo! » Wed Dec 01, 2010 4:29 pm

Im totally delighted with the performance of my Bongo in these conditions! Fab machine aint it!
Chris, if you go to Glencoe, take plenty of whisky! You can light a fire with it!
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Re: All quiet on the Northern Front?

Post by Bongopoet » Fri Dec 03, 2010 10:27 am

annie bongo! wrote:Im totally delighted with the performance of my Bongo in these conditions! Fab machine aint it!
Chris, if you go to Glencoe, take plenty of whisky! You can light a fire with it!
Annie!

I flew into Glasgow last night and David drove from Perth to pick me up. The only slightly skiddy bit was on our street which has over a foot of snow on it. but even then there was no worry. ~(our MX5 is standing about 6ft tall it has that much snow on it!) :lol: :lol:
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