sunholidaysun1 Posted November 3, 2010 Share Posted November 3, 2010 Down here in Khampaeng Phet province by the Mae Wong national park it was 18C at 6am on Monday and Tuesday and a high 22 this morning. I am back to wearing trousers trainers with thick wollen socks I bought in New Zealand a couple of years ago (see there is a real use for sheep after all) and my fruit of the loom sweater I bought in the UK years ago while riding my Honda Phantom to the village in the morning. Get some beautiful sunsets the night before though. I am thinking of applying for the local heating allowance. Ive got long johns under my pajama bottoms, a t-shirt under the the top, 2 duvets on my bed and im going there before it gets dark. Old age , feeling the cold , lifes a bitch ! Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Garry Posted November 3, 2010 Share Posted November 3, 2010 Sarahsbloke, I Slept under a 'Satin' brand duvet also myself last night for the first time this year. at 5.30 am the thermometer in the porch (where I was sat cooking breakfast french/or dutch style over a open wood fire) read 10 degrees. I double and triple checked, still 10 degrees. Bloody hel_l they must be freezing to death in the Mountains. Anyway, it read 15 degrees at 7am with no noticeable temperature difference. I guess 5.30 am is too early for my grey matter Nice snuggle up with the missus weather Jubby. I'm looking forward to riding in that cool, dense, horsepower making air. I know VF has a mesh jacket, so just wearing a liner shows that he is made of sterner stuff. :jap: To be honest 15-20*C temp is okay to ride in. My gear is all weather and I can be toasty warm without sweating at -11*C. which I proved in Germany this year. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jubby Posted November 3, 2010 Share Posted November 3, 2010 Sarahsbloke, I Slept under a 'Satin' brand duvet also myself last night for the first time this year. at 5.30 am the thermometer in the porch (where I was sat cooking breakfast french/or dutch style over a open wood fire) read 10 degrees. I double and triple checked, still 10 degrees. Bloody hel_l they must be freezing to death in the Mountains. Anyway, it read 15 degrees at 7am with no noticeable temperature difference. I guess 5.30 am is too early for my grey matter Nice snuggle up with the missus weather Jubby. I'm looking forward to riding in that cool, dense, horsepower making air. I know VF has a mesh jacket, so just wearing a liner shows that he is made of sterner stuff. :jap: To be honest 15-20*C temp is okay to ride in. My gear is all weather and I can be toasty warm without sweating at -11*C. which I proved in Germany this year. yeah, Guess I'll have to snuggle up with the Missus seeing as I haven't brought my 'long Johns' from blighty. All-weather Gear , I recall you were quite 'toasty warm' a few months ago, when it was 36 in the shade . I'll stick with my mesh jacket too Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
Garry Posted November 3, 2010 Share Posted November 3, 2010 (edited) Sarahsbloke, I Slept under a 'Satin' brand duvet also myself last night for the first time this year. at 5.30 am the thermometer in the porch (where I was sat cooking breakfast french/or dutch style over a open wood fire) read 10 degrees. I double and triple checked, still 10 degrees. Bloody hel_l they must be freezing to death in the Mountains. Anyway, it read 15 degrees at 7am with no noticeable temperature difference. I guess 5.30 am is too early for my grey matter Nice snuggle up with the missus weather Jubby. I'm looking forward to riding in that cool, dense, horsepower making air. I know VF has a mesh jacket, so just wearing a liner shows that he is made of sterner stuff. :jap: To be honest 15-20*C temp is okay to ride in. My gear is all weather and I can be toasty warm without sweating at -11*C. which I proved in Germany this year. yeah, Guess I'll have to snuggle up with the Missus seeing as I haven't brought my 'long Johns' from blighty. All-weather Gear , I recall you were quite 'toasty warm' a few months ago, when it was 36 in the shade . I'll stick with my mesh jacket too I'm actually getting a mesh jacket, now that I know where to get one. It's just a few months of the year that my gear is a bit too toasty Edited November 3, 2010 by Garry Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sunholidaysun1 Posted November 4, 2010 Share Posted November 4, 2010 A low of 7c tonight and its going to drop even more over the next day or so according to the Thai news. Im wearing my woolen hat in bed tonight. Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
jubby Posted November 4, 2010 Share Posted November 4, 2010 A low of 7c tonight and its going to drop even more over the next day or so according to the Thai news. Im wearing my woolen hat in bed tonight. Glad you posted Sunny Disp. I was worried about you , thought maybe you'd had a cardio infarction(heart attack) due to the cold and the drink 7c Seriously !? .... Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
sunholidaysun1 Posted November 4, 2010 Share Posted November 4, 2010 (edited) A low of 7c tonight and its going to drop even more over the next day or so according to the Thai news. Im wearing my woolen hat in bed tonight. Glad you posted Sunny Disp. I was worried about you , thought maybe you'd had a cardio infarction(heart attack) due to the cold and the drink 7c Seriously !? .... :D I was also wondering If that good Bloke Gary at the KangaMoo Bar will be offering Free Soup this Sunday , Im getting fed and fed up eating great Pizzas, Lasagne, a Variety of Sandwiches, Cheese and Biscuits with pickles and olives , Crisps and anything else the Ex Australian Salvation Army Meals on Wheels man will throw at me for FREE,hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahhahaha Edited November 4, 2010 by sunholidaysun1 Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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