Mr K
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It's a tad moist, is it not?
I say chaps and chappesses!
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It's a tad moist, is it not?
That's what my better half said to me, when I came home
Luckily the kids were out.........................playing sport
It's a tad moist, is it not?
You can thank us on the other side of the Pennines having a drought order. Only about 60mm of rain since it came into effect
Glyno
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Gladly do you fellas a swap in weather for a few days. Its been pushing 40c for quite a while now and no sign of any let up 
Fine if you are on holiday but makes me sweat even thinking about doing any gardening or owt else ! As for the bike, forget it, like being in a fan oven Roll on Sept.
Fine if you are on holiday but makes me sweat even thinking about doing any gardening or owt else ! As for the bike, forget it, like being in a fan oven Roll on Sept.
Mr K
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The monsoon has abated and it's just that relentless Scottish/Welsh/Northumbrian drizzle now.....still saves washing the car....
Buz
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The monsoon has abated and it's just that relentless Scottish/Welsh/Northumbrian drizzle now.....still saves washing the car....
Still dry dan saaf at the moment, looks like its gonna pish down so best not get the electric mower out just in case
Mr K
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Mort
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Just arrived in Bangor, it lashed it down from Carlisle to Stranraer
Sir James
Rear Stab Vest Only ....
It's been rather George hear all day with occasional cloud ..... 
Starting to cool of now , might fill the kids pool up if it doesn't cool of tomorrow .....................
Starting to cool of now , might fill the kids pool up if it doesn't cool of tomorrow .....................
It's a tad moist, is it not?
Warm and dry down here.......again!
(Mind you supposed to hammer it down tonight, dry as a witches tit here, desperatley need the rain)
Don El Eee
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Nice phrase!
SilverFish
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Warm and dry down here.......again!
Shouldnt that be as 'Flat as a witches tit' and 'Dry as Gandhi's flip flop'?
Or is it different up North?
Mike (had half a shandy the other day)
Mr K
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Shouldnt that be as 'Flat as a witches tit' and 'Dry as Gandhi's flip flop'?
Or is it different up North?
Mike (had half a shandy the other day)
I thought it was "Cold as a witches tit"...
Mr K
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Still raining.............
Buz
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Had some here earlier
Nowt now
S'pposed to have some later they reckon
May mean I have to take Landy to work tomorrow, not the bike
Nowt now
S'pposed to have some later they reckon
May mean I have to take Landy to work tomorrow, not the bike
