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You're the one who needs training in that case

rigger wrote:You're the one who needs training in that case

‘In the buff’ is not for me, a loose top and shorts at the moment

NottinghamWhite wrote:It’s certainly cleared the air here that’s for sure

Back to baking hot here on the Costa.

Barlow Boy wrote: Maybe we got it a bit worse than you SW,

You may be right BB as to be honest I slept through most of it but Mrs SW got up, said to me this morning "it was really flashing over there", pointing in the direction of Barlow/Drax.

Barlow Boy wrote:

rigger wrote:You're the one who needs training in that case

‘In the buff’ is not for me, a loose top and shorts at the moment

I took my thermal vest off.

johnh wrote:

Barlow Boy wrote:

rigger wrote:You're the one who needs training in that case

‘In the buff’ is not for me, a loose top and shorts at the moment

I took my thermal vest off.

Unbearably hot last night sat watching the cricket & had a towel next to me.

Was so humid last night me and Mrs SW decided to sit out at front of our home after tea as it was shaded there with a slight breeze.

Wasn't long before a couple of neighbours joined us and ended up with a great evening of laughs, helped by a number of bottles of wine and a few nibbles.
Was sat there until midnight before calling it a day.

Very windy here today.

Crazy weather here in west of Ireland.

Living in a very rural area, drove 5 miles into local village. About 2 miles outside, a tropical type downpour hit, had to slow to 20 mph. Got to village and it stopped.
15 mins later, left the village and same spot 2 miles outside was still downpour, it hadn't moved...
Got home (3 more miles) and ground was dry as a bone.