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PostPosted: Tue Feb 19, 2008 3:38 pm 
You see last year, we didn't have this cold a weather but we did get a years worth of rain in a matter of days/week in October 06, which we didn't this year :(

So if anyone says the weather in Cypurs is predictable, I think 'd have to disagree with them somewhat :lol: :lol:


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The sun today say Cyprus is amongest the warmest places on earth so why do expat pensioners get winter fuel payments.
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cos its bl**dy freezing in these houses. :lol: :lol:

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we have heating which we use in evenings and mornings but it is chilly no doubt at the moment. Not sure why those living at certain altitudes should get benefits that others don't, unless of course in the summer an equivalent sum was given to those below 600m to help deal with the electric bill after air-con has been hammering !

Pete - it was wet in Oct'06 but not quite a years worth !


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I came to Cyprus for a little sunshine and what did I get, freezing cold, high winds, rain, hail, snow, thunder and lightening everything but sunshine :? sods law or what :?:

In all of the years I have been coming in Feb I cant ever remember it being this cold :!: :!:

Yesterday I had two oil filled rads, halogen heater and the oven on to warm the place up took two hours to filter thru but at least I was warm, never mind a little sunshine tomorrow, I hope.

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I have to admit.. last inght, I was stood in the kitchen, with all the rings of the cooker on, with a towel in my hand trying to waft the warm air into the living room :shock: :lol:

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I know that, it just sounded better than 6 weeks 5 days worth that's all :lol: :wink:

The reason we get the heating allowance above 600m is because we'd bloody freeze else :D
Its quite ironic really, the hottest day this summer (39c) & the electricity goes off, so we're left without any fans or a/c & yesterday which was probably one of the coldest day this year (1c), we lose the power again, so no rads or a/c split units to keep us warm :roll:
Maybe that's why we get the money & you don't, so we're able to buy extra wood for our fires, which you really don't need during the winter & extra batteries for our fans in the summer, because the way I see it, anyone living in lower land don't get many power cuts :wink: :wink: :D


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DUCHESS 2 wrote:
I came to Cyprus for a little sunshine and what did I get, freezing cold, high winds, rain, hail, snow, thunder and lightening everything but sunshine :? sods law or what :?:

In all of the years I have been coming in Feb I cant ever remember it being this cold :!: :!:

Yesterday I had two oil filled rads, halogen heater and the oven on to warm the place up took two hours to filter thru but at least I was warm, never mind a little sunshine tomorrow, I hope.

Jan

Its cold here too hope things warm up for you in a few days
and it will still be cold when you get back to scotland but you can turn the Ch up full. :D
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The sun today say Cyprus is amongest the warmest places on earth so why do expat pensioners get winter fuel payments.
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Ex UK pensioners (of which I am one :roll: ) get the UK Heating allowance only if you were eligible and drew it in UK before emigrating to Cyprus. ie over UK pensionable age. :lol: (Or other eligible country's)

Not to be mixed up with above certain altitude payment given by Cyprus authorities. :idea:

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I had electric underfloor heating installed on build (Wish I could have had Insulation built in as well ) :evil:

Lovely and warm but it's costing "arm & a leg in leccy" :roll:

Still "no pockets in shrouds" so can't take it with me. :)

Might take a few travellers cheques just in case :lol:

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The sun today say Cyprus is amongest the warmest places on earth so why do expat pensioners get winter fuel payments.
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Ex UK pensioners (of which I am one :roll: ) get the UK Heating allowance only if you were eligible and drew it in UK before emigrating to Cyprus. ie over UK pensionable age. :lol: (Or other eligible country's)

Not to be mixed up with above certain altitude payment given by Cyprus authorities. :idea:


HI i was not asking it was a quote from paper, mike O Brien pensions reform minister was cncerened about cost £22 million


Tory MP said it was"ludicrous. Just when you are all feeling the chill.

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The sun today say Cyprus is amongest the warmest places on earth so why do expat pensioners get winter fuel payments.
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Ex UK pensioners (of which I am one :roll: ) get the UK Heating allowance only if you were eligible and drew it in UK before emigrating to Cyprus. ie over UK pensionable age. :lol: (Or other eligible country's)

Not to be mixed up with above certain altitude payment given by Cyprus authorities. :idea:


HI i was not asking it was a quote from paper, mike O Brien pensions reform minister was cncerened about cost £22 million


Tory MP said it was"ludicrous. Just when you are all feeling the chill.


Hi Yummy Mummy,

Well could tell him we paid into system for 50 years (15 to 65) so why shouldn't we have our £200 quid a year :evil:

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I agree but they always have to moan about something.they need to save money some where to give to in comers
never mind its all talk for now keep warm.
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Hi Yummy Mummy,

OK will do it's 7.8C here tonight at sea level but forecast to start warming up towards the weekend. Daytime only got to 11C :(

Plus just had power cut for hour and half tonight :roll:

and before you say it, I did pay my leccy bill :wink:

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Brrrr. hope you got a hot water bottle, goony and baffies :lol:
Soon be summer.
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hope you get it hot before a power cut sweet dreams.
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This is the way one member of our houshold keeps warm. Hope it's not too rude!

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So i take it that those that live in aprtments do not have the oppurtunity of log burners.Must remember that when we move.

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I suppose it depends if you have a fireplace in the apartment & if it's big enough to fit one I would think :)


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Fiona dog blends in well with rug
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Taken once again in sunny Dronfield 0900, this is frost not snow.

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Do those of you guys air-conditioning installed use it on heating mode?


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We have split units in our villa but only used it twice on heat setting as it costs a fortune, especially if you have an open plan living area as it takes forever to warm up :roll:


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This is the way one member of our houshold keeps warm. Hope it's not too rude!

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Is that really small dog next to him just waiting to pounce??


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You wouldn't have that nice rug in front of our log burner if Phil was around. When I was in hospital he managed to burn our little rug, and singe my nice rug - even though I keep it a decent distance from the fire.

He is a bit of a pyromaniac. He gets good fires going, but I don't know how he has managed not to burn the house down. :roll:

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That's not a real wood burner, its too clean & ash free to be real :?
It must be one of those electric one's, like we have in our kitchen :lol:


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It looks like there is coal on it and you can't get coal here. Can you?

Looks good though.

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The little dog is a bronze statue.

The big dog is a she CF, can't you see that!

The fire is gas with log effect. Very very warm, best buy so far.

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Good idea, Fiona. Less dust creating than the log burners. As I said, it looks good too.

Hope you are loving it in Theletra. Will get to see you there one day. Promise. :lol:

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The big dog is a she CF, can't you see that!



:oops: I didn't like to look too closely!!


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I suppose it depends if you have a fireplace in the apartment & if it's big enough to fit one I would think :)


There could be problem with flu pipe.

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