Weather

Stormy here with winds reaching 60. A very wild morning with bits of tree flying around.

Eggs a plenty just below a sign saying, sorry no eggs, this is Cornwall after all.
Back from the early morning shop, not just eggs that are getting smaller, bought a baguette in M&S and it was about the size of a decent sausage, whasson!
Rough as rats down here this morning, winds howling and rain lashing, you wouldn't want to be stood on Cape Cornwall today, looking better next week though.
Take it easy out there everyone and stay safe
Have a great day all

  IanH wrote:Most of the stodgy Pasties should be ok then!
Rain here too but not more than a breeze.
Could be fun on here tomorrow.....

Ah, you need to know which ones to buy 

Pea souper rolled in from the coast (1 mile away), heavy thick fret/har, carn't see more than 30 yards up the garden. No SAR up in this today.
Boaby

Finishing getting van packed for weekend away at Dunbar but have been rained off, earlier drizzle turned to monsoon. Only thing left to pack is management's mobility scooter,  but don't fancy driving it up the drive and dismantling it to load in the back doors in the rain so sitting it out just now with a cuppa. Will get wet if I need to but still time.

Hopefully everyones weather improves

Patches of blue sky heading your way Tw still blowing hard though.

Yep, it’s brightened up and the wind doesn’t seem so gusty although still strong. Need to fit new wiper blades to the van - there’s another day tomorrow.

Another dreich morning thick sea fret/ har sat on the coast,no breeze to move it away.
Short walk with Tag,get out later when it clears.
Have a nice day,what out for the April fool.
Boaby

Bit cooler than yesterday at 5°c but still dry and cloudy. We appear to be missing the weather systems hitting the east and the other that's stuck over Ireland. 

Forgot to say that although we got eggs in Aldi, they had no porridge oats    Toast anybody 

Take it easy

Much the same as Tony here, bit warmer at 6 degrees.  

Plenty eggs in Morrisons yesterday but the one thing I just can't seem to find these days is soda scones.  Ended up having to buy breakfast muffins but they just aren't the same.

Dave Gee wrote:Much the same as Tony here, bit warmer at 6 degrees.  

Plenty eggs in Morrisons yesterday but the one thing I just can't seem to find these days is soda scones.  Ended up having to buy breakfast muffins but they just aren't the same.

Aldi sell them but they are (IMHO) very dry and powdery. Many years ago, we got them as a takeaway filled with cheese, tomato and pickled onion from a bakers in Motherwell and we loved them. After trying, and failing, to find decent quality ones in shops my wife eventually made her own 

Went out for a walk this morning, the wind is really cold. Hope BB gets a bit of shelter over in Dunbar.

Much better day today just a few showers.
Discussion going on about the future of the van looks like it will be going after September.
Just not getting the use from it.
Have a great day all

Rain held of long enough for me to jet wash the rear patio slabs, metal garden furniture and bloc driveway.
As Tony says, hope it's better up the coast in Dunbar BB, still heavy sea fog patches here.milder though,
Boaby

Dry and calm here. Temperature has just peaked at 10°, getting cooler for rest of day. Very little chance of rain forecast today.

No shelter as we chose a pitch with sea view. Dry with low cloud and gentle breeze meaning I don't need to lean into the wind to stay upright.  If forecast is right we may even get to see Bass Rock later on. Dunbar CCC site looks like it could become a favourite for short breaks

Understand what you are saying about use of the van GH, I reckon for our circumstances we need to use van minimum of 30 nights a year otherwise better to sell it and use hotels,  Las year ee used it 47 nights

Nice to be away again 

Enjoy your weekends

Dry cool overcast night, nice walk with Tag earlier, Dawn chorus in full swing on the way back in. Quick spray and then a big dod of porridge.
Have a nice day.
Boaby

Enjoy Dunbar BB, we prefer the commercial site at the other end of the town because it's easier walking. 7°c and a bit dull just now but it should brighten up later, just hope I do as well 

7 degrees and overcast here in Forfar, heating in van packed up at 7pm last night, w 255 h.. tried all the usual tricks including unplugging control unit, don't carry a fan heater (will do now ). Got home at 10pm and Truma working again. Working OK this morning so we will head north for day trip and finish at Stoney fir tea. Heating had been on quite high for several hours as management was feeling cold, wondering if this was cause although Google can't find d anyth8ng. Hot water felt above 60.

Truma says this for that code.....

The heater does not have 12 Volt power supply or there is no connection between the heater and the CP plus control panel. The power supply to the heater may have been interrupted by switching off the vehicle control panel (not the Truma heater control panel).


Maybe leisure battery too low for fan to work after being run for several hours but I'm assuming you were on hook up , so for some reason not powering your 12v supply.

Very dull here and 7° , rising to 11. Very slim chance of rain today. Travelling down to meet up with sons family to Telford to handover pressies to 8yr old granddaughter (birthday yesterday) and lunch somewhere.

Paulmold wrote:Truma says this for that code.....

The heater does not have 12 Volt power supply or there is no connection between the heater and the CP plus control panel. The power supply to the heater may have been interrupted by switching off the vehicle control panel (not the Truma heater control panel).


Maybe leisure battery too low for fan to work after being run for several hours but I'm assuming you were on hook up , so for some reason not powering your 12v supply.

Yes Paul aware of this and did all the fixes Truma and others suggest. Failure happened when as I say heater had been on high, on ehu, for several hours. Water heater not switched on (therefore no thermostat for boiler? ) and I ran some hot water to wash my hands. Observatin is fault has corrected when water temp reduced. My hypothesis based on observation is very hot water may have expanded a plastic plug somewhere causing a loose electrical connection lead to w255h, resolved on return to normal temperatures. If it was drop in voltage should have corrected after I unplugged and reconnected ehu. At least it is working again

Can't find anything on Internet about this scenario so my thoughts may be complete b*****ks

8 degrees and overcast here but there are signs it is starting to brighten up.  

Think the plastics will be getting another oiling as I can see a couple of bits I didn't cover as well last time I did them and there are a couple of streaks starting to appear.