BUNNINGS !!!!

Nothing but fans in Bunnings! Fans fans fans.......it summer they tell me. It's 18 degrees i tell them!

Sorry!

www.kmart.com.au/product/plush-blanket---single-bed,-blue/950803
The above link is a cheap but incredibly warm blanket light weight but warm as for $12.00 you will never beat it
you will thank me for the link if you buy one

Southace, get yourself an electric throw blanket. You plug 'em in to an inverter
and just drape 'em over yourself. Adjustable heat setting and use less than a hundred
watts flat out. I have one and mid heat setting is enough for me, and because they're
right next to your skin there's no excess heat to lose.

any area where the temp goes below 10 degrees Celsius should be a no go zone.
between 10 and 20 degrees is a cold zone and should only be visited to appreciate the warmer weather.
between 20 and 30 degrees is the perfect climate.
above 30 to 35 degrees is getting a little too warm.
above 35 and it's just too damned hot.

this is my take on the weather.

brianlara3 said..

HG02 said..
www.kmart.com.au/product/plush-blanket---single-bed,-blue/950803
The above link is a cheap but incredibly warm blanket light weight but warm as for $12.00 you will never beat it
you will thank me for the link if you buy one

Haydn, you just did me a big favour with those kmart blankets. Im headed out of Sydney in jan for Tas and two of those will fit nicely inside my doona cover.
Onya Mate. .

They are the best thing since sliced Bread Brian there not large and they don't make any bigger but if you sitting on a settee or a bunk they will keep you warm with out over heating you .
When I went to Tassy year back I bought a feather down sleeping bag fit for the south pole . I had to get out of it around 2 am in the morning to cool off with lots of leaches sliding over the top of my tent .
Did it on a trail bike $25 a week for food , petrol and looking at some stunning scenery.rode so many Dozer tracks back then theywould go for miles through the bush
If you get a chance check out Mole Creek there is a beautiful gorge there. Might be touristy now wasn't back then.

I don't do sleeping bags! I Like I quilt or thick cover I can through off any time! Nor I do camping thats for the cave men.

Yara said..

brianlara3 said..
Still on the topic of Aces freezing Queensland, Hayden, I loved Mole Creek. Everyblooywhere in Tassie is just a whole other world (especially the Queenstown pub ??!! strewth!).
I took a canadian canoe up Lake St Clair from the south...in winter.
Can't wait to get back there, where the little Tassie Devils wail like banshees.
Anyone ever seen a banshee? So ugly, but Drop Bears...oh Jaysus. Saw a man once head half ripped off by a Drop Bear. Tourist of course, Ain't it interesting how they only attack tourists. Biggest Drop Bear I EVER saw was in Mary Cairncross Park in Queensland. It was winter...snow everywhere.
Dead set!

Gosh, thanks for warning us about the Drop Bears. I was born in Africa, so I will make sure to look up when I go in the bush. Wonder if the Drop Bear is related to the African Tokoloshe?

Don't think so Yara. Drop Bears are a close relatives of the Dingbat.