rain,rain and even more rain.

[andrew]

It's still raining where I am, it meant a really wet night in my commer. A walk to the pub close by was put on the back burner as the rain was so heavy. Did anyone else get wet?

 

[Hubbell]

The joys of British weather!

 

[Suinnyboy]

Not the best here too, cloudy and only got to 17 Degrees C in Sydney.

 

[OnTheRoadAgain]

Wet here too... But hasn't stopped me coming out...

 

[martin maltas]

We've had a lovely day here, with Commers in the campsite.

 

[andrew]

Not the best here too, cloudy and only got to 17 Degrees C in Sydney.

Only 17 degrees, it's still warmer in Australia than wet old England.

 

[bazzateer]

That's 63° in English. Positively balmy!

 

[Panky]

The sun was shining at Martins place but when the rain did arrive Bonnies new canopy kept the rain off a treat



We had a lovely time in the run up to our wedding anniversary with a great evening of Indian scoff last night in the company of Martin, Karen and Bernie and Heidi
Even had time to fit one of Martins exhausts and a brake master cylinder seal kit

 

[admin]

Watched the forecast closely and left early Saturday morning and avoided all rain

 

[Panky]

Didn't avoid the embarrassment of driving that though

 

[admin]

Yes it was a terrible endurance

 

[renaultvation]

I was listening to the weather forecast on Radio 4 this morning and they were bemoaning the lack of rainfall! Obviously it didn't rain in London at the weekend, therefore, it didn't rain anywhere. It rained here in Suffolk from Friday night to Sunday lunchtime.

 

[Suinnyboy]

Yes, all radio and TV weather broadcasters are the same, they live in a very small world. During our summers, you could usually hear me swearing at them as they announced it was a beautiful sunny day at 32 Degrees C. Fine if you are in an air conditioned studio/office looking out the window, but very different for those of us working on site out there in the heat of the day.