Even the goldfish look sea sick....... ;-(
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South Devon
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Sacha wrote:
Even the goldfish look sea sick....... ;-(

Lets see it this way: if this continues, southerners are inches away
from having the hose pipe ban removed.

La Puce wrote:
Sacha wrote:
Even the goldfish look sea sick....... ;-(

Lets see it this way: if this continues, southerners are inches away
from having the hose pipe ban removed.

I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but only
gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

Broadback wrote:
: La Puce wrote:
:: Sacha wrote:
::: Even the goldfish look sea sick....... ;-(
::
:: Lets see it this way: if this continues, southerners are inches away
:: from having the hose pipe ban removed.
::
: I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but
: only gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

Not sure that's totally the case as we are the windy city, ask anyone

www.rraa.moonfruit.com

On 11/1/07 16:03, in article , "Robert"
wrote:

Broadback wrote:
snip
: I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but
: only gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

Not sure that's totally the case as we are the windy city, ask anyone

We get little in the way of snow but with Dartmoor on one side and the sea a
few miles away on the other, we do get quite a lot of weather of one sort or
another!
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/

"Sacha" wrote in message
...
On 11/1/07 16:03, in article , "Robert"
wrote:

Broadback wrote:
snip
: I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but
: only gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

Not sure that's totally the case as we are the windy city, ask anyone

We get little in the way of snow but with Dartmoor on one side and the sea
a
few miles away on the other, we do get quite a lot of weather of one sort
or
another!

That's funny, I think that happens qite a lot in britain!

Alan

Broadback wrote:
I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but only
gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

) Oh yes and there's nothing you can do about it so I try to enjoy
it. It's bracing and make a nice change to the warmish, wettish, fetid
weather we've been having. And today, I levitated! I was taken up by
the wind forward to about 1m. At one point I couldn't make a corner and
once I managed to put my back against the wall, my legs kept being
flunged side ways. I laughed ))

Mary Poppins in the windy city.

On 11/1/07 17:23, in article ,
"Alan Holmes" wrote:


"Sacha" wrote in message
...
On 11/1/07 16:03, in article , "Robert"
wrote:

Broadback wrote:
snip
: I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but
: only gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

Not sure that's totally the case as we are the windy city, ask anyone

We get little in the way of snow but with Dartmoor on one side and the sea
a
few miles away on the other, we do get quite a lot of weather of one sort
or
another!

That's funny, I think that happens qite a lot in britain!

Alan


Definitely. There's a lot of it about. ;-)
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Sacha
http://www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
http://www.discoverdartmoor.co.uk/

"Broadback" wrote in message

I bet wind and rain like this is common in the North of the UK, but
only
gets noticed (like snow) when it affects soft Southerners! ;-)

I read the other day that the UK gets more tornadoes than anywhere
else on earth (I think that there was some rider on that though, like
for it's size???)

"DavePoole Torquay" wrote in message [...]
Mike I think you will find that the biggest do form quite sizeable
'funnels' even here, although I doubt whether they could get as big as
those in the US. However, in the light of events in recent years, it
does appear that the size and ferocity of UK tornadoes is increasing.

You're scaring me now, Dave! I'd always found this country rather
restful . . .

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Mike.



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