Hi, everyone,

I see the BBC 5 day forecast web page is going for min -5C Tuesday
and -7C Wednesday in the local area (Barnard Castle).

Looks like the BBC is getting as carried away as some on this ng!!

I'm pleased the COL meeting went well, btw (Julian's post). I hoped to
make it but a family illness stopped me. Was there a decision on where
it will be next year? Was York put forward or will it be another long
trek for us simple northern folk?

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Ken Cook, Copley (5miles north of Barnard Castle), County Durham.
830ft
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(MO climat. site updated before 10Z and 19Z daily)
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LOL depends on the snow cover I'd say Ken :-)

I'll bet you'll get a bit up there on Tuesday ?

Will.
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Ken Cook wrote in message ...
Hi, everyone,

I see the BBC 5 day forecast web page is going for min -5C Tuesday
and -7C Wednesday in the local area (Barnard Castle).

Looks like the BBC is getting as carried away as some on this ng!!

I'm pleased the COL meeting went well, btw (Julian's post). I hoped to
make it but a family illness stopped me. Was there a decision on where
it will be next year? Was York put forward or will it be another long
trek for us simple northern folk?

--
Ken Cook, Copley (5miles north of Barnard Castle), County Durham.
830ft
http://mysite.freeserve.com/copley
(MO climat. site updated before 10Z and 19Z daily)
kencookATcopleydurham.freeserve.co.uk


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I'm pleased the COL meeting went well, btw (Julian's post). Was there a
decision on where it will be next year? Was York put forward or will it be
another long
trek for us simple northern folk?

Hello Ken,

Yes, York was discussed, along with North Devon (around Barometer World - Ian
Currie has done some work on this and proposes a weekend event). I for one
would be delighted to head north - or indeed west (preferably for a weekend,
not a day), guess this may be in 2005. No final decisions, will be put to
membership I believe.

Julian.

Julian Mayes, West Molesey, Surrey.

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Hello Ken,

Yes, York was discussed, along with North Devon (around Barometer
World - Ian
Currie has done some work on this and proposes a weekend event). I for
one
would be delighted to head north - or indeed west (preferably for a
weekend,
not a day), guess this may be in 2005. No final decisions, will be put
to
membership I believe.

Hi, Julian and Will,

Fingers crossed for York, then. Congratulations on the Weather
appointment btw, Julian.

Will, if we have lying snow this week, I'll post a pic of me eating my
hat. If we get a screen min of -7C, I'll eat my socks as well ;0)

ATB,

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Ken Cook writes:
Will, if we have lying snow this week, I'll post a pic of me eating my
hat. If we get a screen min of -7C, I'll eat my socks as well ;0)

I think that, allowing for your location, your hat could be in danger,
but your socks should be safe.
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John Hall

"The beatings will continue until morale improves."
Attributed to the Commander of Japan's Submarine Forces in WW2