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How Hot!

Postby robert123 » 03 Jul 2008 21:34

Going in a few days is it very hot at the moment? BBC site has it at 108 (42) on Tuesday and CB over on HT is calling it the oven :shock: not that I mind 8) the sea is cool!
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Postby Trish » 03 Jul 2008 21:54

add a few degrees on to that reported figure, and enjoy :D temps reported are usually from airport, so beach will be hotter. Icmeler beach has a big sign that tells you the temp, we got i bit obsessed by it in may, and felt the need to txt home regularly to let them know :lol:
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Postby level200 » 04 Jul 2008 07:25

Thats hot!!

We are going the 1st of August, Any tips on coping with the heat?
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Postby Sue » 04 Jul 2008 08:24

I normally add 10 degrees onto that temp as the BBC is taken in the shade, enjoy the heat :lol:
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Postby salford_steve » 04 Jul 2008 11:35

It was very hot when I was there last week. Sweltering infact.

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Postby clare » 04 Jul 2008 11:48

hi level200 I always go in August I go on the 10th all I can say is slap on the sun cream and chill out and of course if you have got kids put them 50+ on I do and it never gets the kids and they are in the pool all day.

I find if we stay roun the pool you seem to get a bit of a breeze so do not find it that hot, but then again I love the sun could sit in it all day.

Happy hols
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Postby dksbbs » 04 Jul 2008 13:09

Level200

Definately agree with what Clare said but would also add,

We make a girls wear a t-shirt for the hottest couple of hours, plus a hat to prevent heat stroke. We also pull them out of the pool every hour to have a proper drink (Although the little one complains that she has swallowed enought pool water) and check their sun cream coverage.

As a family of four we go through more than 5 litres of water a day in the apartment, plus we buy bottles when on walk about, When we went on Jeep Safari we took a frozen 2 litre bottle each which just lasted the day.

Obviuosly another way to keep cool is to join me for an Efes at the bar as we are going to the same place but keep drinking water as well.


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Postby redrhino12 » 04 Jul 2008 13:59

Just a point on wearing T-Shirts or tops in the swimming pools.
A lot of the apartment or Hotel owners dont allow the wearing of this types of atire in the pool.
Something to do with the clogging up of the filters by the bits of the tops.
Check out the pools rules before going in.
Then again it also says no jumping or diveing also no bringing in your own drinks and food and we all ignore these rules.

So I have come to the conclusion that this message was a waste of time so please dis-reguard.

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Postby dodge » 04 Jul 2008 15:27

hi all :wink:
my son has just this minute texted me from gumbet said 46 degrees today thats pretty hot,he has had a touch of sunstroke the last couple of days , so be careful make sure you all put your suncreams on & drink plenty of water

cheers dodge :oops:
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Postby Fanny » 04 Jul 2008 17:46

just got off the phone from ICR and it's 50 there at the moment
roll on August.......4 weeks today and we'll be on the road to Icmeler yey
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Postby thomson785 » 04 Jul 2008 21:13

we leave on Monday and looking at bbc it will be around 43 which we always take as in the shade. C'mon :!:
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Postby KerryM » 04 Jul 2008 21:29

We leave on monday as well, bring it on.......
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Postby robert123 » 04 Jul 2008 22:47

We also leave on Monday!

The hottest I have seen it in the Med was in Ibiza a few years back, it was close to 50 for over a week :shock:

I don't actually mind the heat after all I am not exactly exerting myself and like I said the sea is a great way to cool down! But I always feel for the staff having to work
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Postby Pauline » 05 Jul 2008 18:07

Heyyyyyyy i'm back!! what a fab time we had and yes it was sooooooo hot, in the 40's and we did tip over 50 so please take care make sure you all drink plenty of fluids. You can buy frozen water from the shops, we even managed to get fanta lemon put in the freezer from our little shop across the road from our hotel....was so refreshing :D

Plenty of suncream and don't be fooled by the sun ...i know i got burnt for the first time ...OUCH!!!!!!!!!

If any of you are unfortunate to get even slight sunburn the BEST remedy is natural yoghurt, its very soothing and gives instant relief. Leaves the skin very soft!!

So be safe and enjoy your holiday in paradise.
:D Pauline x
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Postby robert123 » 05 Jul 2008 19:55

My OH has very fair skin, but never burns, because she is extra careful,
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Postby Jozzyd » 05 Jul 2008 19:57

I am the same Robert123, I have blonde hair but don't burn because I am careful while still getting a good tan, the poor kids came home without tans last year because of the high factor creams. But don't care felt really good because we did it right! :lol:
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Postby robert123 » 05 Jul 2008 19:59

I always get a tan, but I don't really lye in the sun, I just pick it up when i am swimming and walking
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