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Beau Peep Notice Board => Outpourings => Topic started by: Roger Kettle on September 04, 2009, 09:39:11 AM
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It started raining here at nine o'clock on Wednesday evening and, thirty six hours later, it's still tipping down. This is all part of the "Barbecue Summer" promised by the forecasters in April---it has pissed down virtually every second day since they opened their mouths. Are weather "experts" the same all over the world? In Canada or Australia, for example?
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It's stopped!
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At last! If I try to go into the garden I'll sink! Loads of half flooded roads this morning :-\
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I was reading this report about Elgin, (and not just because the town is an anagram of my first name). http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8237299.stm
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Moist.
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We had horizontal rain yesterday. Came right in through the side of the window and wet the computer monitor.
I think we're still in the tail-end of Hurricane Bill.
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c,mon people ..its britain its supposed to rain ..get over it
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For three months?
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We have had a drought and an infestation of grasshoppers. We had to sell off our heifers as we wern't able to grow enough hay to feed them through the winter.
Farming sucks.
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Diane...ooooh my head.... surely farming passes the time?
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Oh, goodie. The rain's started again.
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For three months?
what is it they say .. you can tell it's summer in britain because the rains warm!
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The forecasters here are pretty well spot on. I also have radar on the computer, which helps to ascertain whether we should be going for indoor training or whether the rain will pass.
We made the Grand Final today, knocking off the league leaders 3-1. Don't know if I already posted that.
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We need the rain here again. Told my friend who's in Scotland now to bring some back with her - don't think she wants to do that! The radar's very useful, isn't it Malc? They've just installed a new radar thingy up the road from us. It looks like a giant golfball on a tee. Some photos here (http://www.bom.gov.au/weather/radar/about/Sydney-doppler.shtml)
This time last year I was in Gloucester - it was living up to its nursery rhyme with lots of showers.
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Did you fall in a puddle right up to your middle?
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:D No, but it was close a couple of times. That reminds me of Dawn French in the Vicar of Dibley - was watching recordings the other night. Channel 7 have the rugby back on on Saturday nights. Don't think they're ever going to put the Vicar back on - have to buy the DVDs, methinks.
Diane - that's terrible about the grasshoppers - you're not having a good time what with that and the coyotes, are you? Hugs!
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Ahhh, thanks for the hug Joan.
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I was reading this report about Elgin, (and not just because the town is an anagram of my first name). http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8237299.stm
nigle is about right
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I was reading this report about Elgin, (and not just because the town is an anagram of my first name). http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/scotland/8237299.stm
nigle is about right
I was actually christened Legin.
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I was actually christened Legin.
.. because he doesn't just put his foot in his mouth: he puts his whole leg in.