Nice Weather Snaps
Posted 13/06/2024 - 12:08
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loadoftripe wrote:
so here are a few snaps to brighten your day.
Which they have indeed done as I await the rain that is coming from your direction. My day would be even brighter if you could empty the clouds of water before they leave your part of the country... so here are a few snaps to brighten your day.
Steve
Posted 13/06/2024 - 13:32
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Lovely shots....
But where did you find nice weather???!!! I was out fannying last night and i had thermal top on, plus a t-shirt, a jumper, and on top of that, a coat!! Plus 2 layers on my legs and big thIck socks on freezing me nuts off!!!!
But where did you find nice weather???!!! I was out fannying last night and i had thermal top on, plus a t-shirt, a jumper, and on top of that, a coat!! Plus 2 layers on my legs and big thIck socks on freezing me nuts off!!!!
Posted 13/06/2024 - 22:50
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I like 4 particularly. It was good observation to see the potential of those receding blocks. As to Spad's comment, we were freezing cold this afternoon, playing a bowls match in the rain (bowlers are all a bit mad) all wrapped up with almost numb hands and fingers!
Posted 14/06/2024 - 12:00
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Thanks guys for the comments.
"But where did you find nice weather??" -
yeah it's not been too bad in Plymouth compared to the rest of the UK, which makes a change as we usually get more than our fair share of the wet stuff. The Met office have a hard time predicting correctly for our 'Peninsular', had a low temperature forecast one day and it reached 18 degrees not so long ago.
"But where did you find nice weather??" -
yeah it's not been too bad in Plymouth compared to the rest of the UK, which makes a change as we usually get more than our fair share of the wet stuff. The Met office have a hard time predicting correctly for our 'Peninsular', had a low temperature forecast one day and it reached 18 degrees not so long ago.
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