No, we did get up, and looked out the window later and Wow we had had a good 6 -8 inches. So had to take a few pictures of Derwent6 covered in snow. We were shielded by the trees so we were protected a bit, but it still looked like Wonderland!!!!
The snow was fantastic and really crunched under foot, so while Derwent6 was warming up we just had to make a snowman. With twigs as a nose and mouth and two lumps of coal for his eyes, he looked great!
When we got back we were so exhausted. so just lit the fire and chilled out in the early evening.
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Hi Del+Al Sure looks chilly there!
Ours has now gone and everyting looks mucky!
Do hope Len+Terry make it ok. Worried for them
Thinking of you all.
Nige x
Hi Nige,
We're keeping warm here, but want to move on now as we've got itchy feet, but its still snowing today, and the canal's still frozen!! Hope you're keeping well and lovely to hear from you xx
I think you ought to make a companion snow woman tomorrow!
Take care.
so jealous you dont have to attempt to get to work or plan where to park the car so that you can get out......survey on whitstable done mortgage agreed so were getting restless - still will trade you a long weekend in the summer :)x let me know when youre next in kent - hope youre water is holding out nothing worse than not being able to have a cupotea - love you lots
Zx
Hi Ann
We tried today but the snow was too wet!
Hi Z
Great news on the house can't wait to see it. Will let you know when down next xx
Hi there you guys, I have been following you blog, you now have the weather we had at christmas, we still have some snow in the back garden. I do have a question, how do you get your electric, do you have to plug in when you tie up, like the motorhome, if that is so does that mean every where you stop there is power. Or do you run on batteries as well. Keep enjoying it though.
barb an les
Hi Les and Barb
The answer to your question is that we have a 5kv generator bolted to the engine and a invertor which converts battery power (24volts) to shoreline power (240 volts). We only have to run the engine to charge the batteries and use large electrical items like the washing machine and tumble drier.
Hope this helps!
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