Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Jun 1st 2005, 8:36 pm
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Re: Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Originally Posted by Rich and Angie
Bloody hell!!! 
Did it not say how much it was on the website when you looked.... will check out the piccies.
Aimee went to a birthday party at a local pottery palce like that Gladstone Pottery Museum. Don't know how much it was but it wasn't that expensive.
Oh well, look at it this wasy, you've done it now so don't have to go again.
Did it not say how much it was on the website when you looked.... will check out the piccies.Aimee went to a birthday party at a local pottery palce like that Gladstone Pottery Museum. Don't know how much it was but it wasn't that expensive.
Oh well, look at it this wasy, you've done it now so don't have to go again.
we had a trip from work.....to Bridgewater Potteries...... you get to design a piece of ware and have somthing to eat and drink
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Jun 1st 2005, 8:54 pm
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Re: Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Originally Posted by Boomie
we had a trip from work.....to Bridgewater Potteries...... you get to design a piece of ware and have somthing to eat and drink
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Jun 1st 2005, 9:33 pm
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Re: Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Originally Posted by carolinegorka
Good luck mate, get the bugger sold and get out here 
(Carls meds went well btw - shouldn't be long now from what they said
)
(Carls meds went well btw - shouldn't be long now from what they said
)Well the viewers have been.... loved the house but not sold theirs yet.
She said she would have to think about it cos she has about 16-20 people in her house at the weekends who she feeds and doesn't know if our dining room would be big enough!"" I ask ya?? We have a 22ft lounge with a 10ft dining room and then a 11ft conservatory on the end. It may not be big enough!!!
Anway will wait for Saturday cos we have the doctor coming who should have come before to view.
Pleased that Carls meds went ok, so you just wait now eh.... bet u can't ait eh.... we can't either.
Take care luv Ang xx
Jun 1st 2005, 10:18 pm
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Re: Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Originally Posted by aussie73
When you get to Melbourne in three weeks it will probably be 15c degrees with grey skies, few showers, this time of year. Your leaving sunny England for cold OZ.
This is the weather at the moment in Melbourne. However we have just had the third driest May on record here and the driest Autumn of all time. The Summer and Autumn have been superb for weather, apart from a blip in early Feb. We are promised a bit more sun and 17C on Friday though.
Jun 4th 2005, 5:48 pm
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Re: Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Originally Posted by Neil S
This is the weather at the moment in Melbourne. However we have just had the third driest May on record here and the driest Autumn of all time. The Summer and Autumn have been superb for weather, apart from a blip in early Feb. We are promised a bit more sun and 17C on Friday though.
Jun 18th 2005, 12:42 pm
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Re: Weather thread! 28 degrees in our back garden!
Originally Posted by glittababe
It was a glorious day yesterday! Temps creeped up in my back garden to 28 degrees with a nice cooling breeze. I made my ten yr old erect my tubular framed hammock (its very comfy) and I lazed all day (completely covered in SPF 40, long sleeved top and hat). Now today its a bit dull, still warm but no blue skies. How's it doing in everyone elses back yards? Do you think weather/climate really is important?
Hot footing it to GP asap.
