Matchstix Posted June 25, 2009 Author Posted June 25, 2009 Hey Matchstix' date=' watch out for flying doors man. I'd move my bed if I were you. And keep the bike away from the doors too. [/quote'] Its lasted for 12yrs know and there is a deck that brakes the wind that wasnt there before. It has happened that I wake up during the night and I am holding the door and not in bed.
Bike Mob Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Anyone know if there is snow ceres way? it's flippen cold in CT too. And there is quite a lot of storm damage at Tokai forest. I counted 3 fallen trees and loads of landslides and water cutting deep furrows into the tracks.
Matchstix Posted June 25, 2009 Author Posted June 25, 2009 Hope it stops soon.....Imagine Knysna next week otherwise....Hehehe we need rain so it musnt stopIf those rich dumbass people want to build so close to the water and below certain lines its their own stupidity I don't care about them I just don't want to be covered in mud from top to toe on Sat that's all Aaah forgot abou the OYster festival with all those oysters, wet weather and mud you should not be bored
bored girl Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Hope it stops soon.....Imagine Knysna next week otherwise....Hehehe we need rain so it musnt stopIf those rich dumbass people want to build so close to the water and below certain lines its their own stupidity I don't care about them I just don't want to be covered in mud from top to toe on Sat that's all Aaah forgot abou the OYster festivalwith all those oysters' date=' wet weather and mud you should not be bored[/quote'] Was wondering today how out accommodation will hold up....we're staying in a "tented lodge" Um yeah....
ASTANA Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Anyone know if there is snow ceres way? it's flippen cold in CT too. And there is quite a lot of storm damage at Tokai forest. I counted 3 fallen trees and loads of landslides and water cutting deep furrows into the tracks. YES lots of it. I'm originally from the Hex River valley / De Doorns. The mountain there - Matroosberg (the highest mountain in the WC) so yeah its covered in snow. Ceres the town is just a bit higher than our town so that why its snows on the ground there and at us it only knows about halfway down the mountain. But it being a valley all the cold is trapped inside and its f'en cold. Living in Stellenbosch now so its much nicer - weather wise
bored girl Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Anyone know if there is snow ceres way? ? it's flippen cold in CT too. ? And there is quite a lot of storm damage at Tokai forest. I counted 3 fallen trees and loads of landslides and water cutting deep furrows into the tracks. ? ?YES lots of it. I'm originally from the Hex River valley / De Doorns. The mountain there - Matroosberg (the highest mountain in the WC) so yeah its covered in snow.Ceres the town is just a bit higher than our town so that why its snows on the ground there and at us it only knows about halfway down the mountain.But it being a valley all the cold is trapped inside and its f'en cold. Living in Stellenbosch now so its much nicer - weather wise An unpleasant week stay in Ceres seems to spring to mind. Beginning of Aug 2005.....OMG! We went there really unprepared with the clothing that we took. Didn't help staying in some cardboard box instead of a real building. Remember leaving the oven door open to get some heat.... Real pretty and I would have not minded the cold if I had a decent jacket with me....bored girl2009-06-25 07:49:51
Mudsimus Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 George. . newspaperread 6.7 degrees celcius was the lowest measured on tueday night going to be alot lower now plus its been raining the whole day. . its awesome You capies are a bunch of pansies. Yesterday afternoon at twelve my car said it were 6degrees celsius. When I left work at 18h00 it were 1 degree celsius. At 21h00 that night we had a soccer stadium full of supporters with the temp in the minusis!
Matchstix Posted June 25, 2009 Author Posted June 25, 2009 George. . newspaperread 6.7 degrees celcius was the lowest measured on tueday night going to be alot lower now plus its been raining the whole day. . its awesome You capies are a bunch of pansies. Yesterday afternoon at twelve my car said it were 6degrees celsius. When I left work at 18h00 it were 1 degree celsius. At 21h00 that night we had a soccer stadium full of supporters with the temp in the minusis! I was in PTa for a while reacheing below Zero. . remebering playing with those little red coca-cola soccer bals barefoot on and tha crass craking under your feet. it does get colder but the rain makes it extra cold. . different cold that JHB pretoria
_bob_ Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 Apparently, in Durbs, it'll be a 16 degree high tomorrow. Time to pull out the heaters. I don't even own clothing for cold weather like that.
Serendipity Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 George has the kind of cold that gets into your bones. You never really seem to dry out and even temperatures in the teens seems freezing here. I work in Oudtshoorn and even -2 degrees never seems quite as cold as the +5 degrees in George
cat-i Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 One day when I grow up' date=' I want to cycle up the Outeniqua pass (Spelling?)[/quote'] why would you want to cycle outeniqua pass, when there's a perfectly dirty montagu pass just next to it?or even better, some perfectly working singletrack? <confused> in this weather the freedom challengers are outside playing in the mud!
Rockid Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 One day when I grow up' date=' I want to cycle up the Outeniqua pass (Spelling?)[/quote'] why would you want to cycle outeniqua pass, when there's a perfectly dirty montagu pass just next to it?or even better, some perfectly working singletrack? <confused> in this weather the freedom challengers are outside playing in the mud!
PPWTF Posted June 25, 2009 Posted June 25, 2009 this crazy weather is doing nothing for the training motivation.... howz a guy supposed to 'warm up' when he can't feel his fingers and toes!? I can stand cold, I can stand wet, but cold and wet together = not happening
Rocket-Boy Posted June 26, 2009 Posted June 26, 2009 Its this freaking wind in the EC thats getting me. Everytime you start to get used to the cold another gust hits and its blows right through you
PhilipV Posted June 26, 2009 Posted June 26, 2009 Anyone know if there is snow ceres way? it's flippen cold in CT too. And there is quite a lot of storm damage at Tokai forest. I counted 3 fallen trees and loads of landslides and water cutting deep furrows into the tracks. YES lots of it. I'm originally from the Hex River valley / De Doorns. The mountain there - Matroosberg (the highest mountain in the WC) so yeah its covered in snow. Ceres the town is just a bit higher than our town so that why its snows on the ground there and at us it only knows about halfway down the mountain. But it being a valley all the cold is trapped inside and its f'en cold. Living in Stellenbosch now so its much nicer - weather wise My friend is on the front of Die Burger getting pelted by a snowball.I'm thinking of doing a snow mission into Ceres tomorrow, hope the snow lasts, otherwise going up Hans se kop on the mtb. Apparently there is snow in Jonkershoek as well.
Slave Posted June 26, 2009 Posted June 26, 2009 One day when I grow up' date=' I want to cycle up the Outeniqua pass (Spelling?)[/quote']why would you want to cycle outeniqua pass, when there's a perfectly dirty montagu pass just next to it?or even better, some perfectly working singletrack? <confused>in this weather the freedom challengers are outside playing in the mud! Simple. Coz I'm a poefter roadie.
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