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^^ To me, "C" and "ghastly" don't go well together.
The poll only goes to D, so in a poll that goes F, Dalwhinnie would have been a D.
I try to be conservative with my ratings, An F would only be for someone like the South Pole -unlivable all year. E/D are for places where a big part of the year is unlivable -Siberia, Alaska, extremely hot deserts etc.
C climates can often have quite unpleasant weather for much of the year, but not enough to prevent me from living there, if there was enough incentive.
Seems like a normal camping temperature to me. Encountered that a lot on the west coast (at least a bit away from the ocean) in June and July.
What does 'normal camping temperature' mean? An average low of 8.2C in July is downright cold, let alone chilly. There is no such thing as a normal camping temperature - people camp all over the world in different temperatures. People camping in the woods in Massachusetts will probably do so in lows of 14-16C, on average, if they are doing so during July.
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