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Quite a few problems there this morning.

Phil

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"Phil Layton" wrote in message
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Quite a few problems there this morning.

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Philip Eden

"Phil Layton" wrote in message
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Quite a few problems there this morning.

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Philip Eden

"Phil Layton" wrote in message
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Quite a few problems there this morning.

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Philip Eden

"Phil Layton" wrote in message
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Quite a few problems there this morning.

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Philip Eden

"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Best of luck.

In that bitter winter of 1982 I was living in Deeside, Scotland. I was one
of two people on our road who did NOT have burst pipes. I had removed the
hatch into the roof space to keep a trickle of warmth up there. Sure it
cost me extra heating bill, but at least I didn't have call out a plumber.

I use that same trick nowadays, but it is hardly necessary here as there are
plenty of gaps to allow at least some heat to percolate into the roof space.

Jack

"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Best of luck.

In that bitter winter of 1982 I was living in Deeside, Scotland. I was one
of two people on our road who did NOT have burst pipes. I had removed the
hatch into the roof space to keep a trickle of warmth up there. Sure it
cost me extra heating bill, but at least I didn't have call out a plumber.

I use that same trick nowadays, but it is hardly necessary here as there are
plenty of gaps to allow at least some heat to percolate into the roof space.

Jack

"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Best of luck.

In that bitter winter of 1982 I was living in Deeside, Scotland. I was one
of two people on our road who did NOT have burst pipes. I had removed the
hatch into the roof space to keep a trickle of warmth up there. Sure it
cost me extra heating bill, but at least I didn't have call out a plumber.

I use that same trick nowadays, but it is hardly necessary here as there are
plenty of gaps to allow at least some heat to percolate into the roof space.

Jack

"Philip Eden" philipATweatherHYPHENukDOTcom wrote

I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.
(We have a neighbour put the heat on minimum when
necessary during the winter. All the same ...)

Best of luck.

In that bitter winter of 1982 I was living in Deeside, Scotland. I was one
of two people on our road who did NOT have burst pipes. I had removed the
hatch into the roof space to keep a trickle of warmth up there. Sure it
cost me extra heating bill, but at least I didn't have call out a plumber.

I use that same trick nowadays, but it is hardly necessary here as there are
plenty of gaps to allow at least some heat to percolate into the roof space.

Jack

Philip Eden wrote in message ...
:I'm seriously worried about the pipes in our French hovel ...
:-10C (dewpoint -16) with a 20kn nor'easter this morning.

Snow in Nice on Sunday evening as the cold air arrived
http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/LFMN.html - at least the second
snowfall of the winter there.

Also Marseille this morning
http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/LFML.html

On the cold side this morning at Orange in the lower Rhone valley
http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/LFMO.html -4°C and a strong mistral

Colin Youngs
Brussels