Nearly 1st August and I've got the central heating on!!!!!
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I am off work for 6 week holidays and was thinking I could have a lovely summer, get ready for Melbourne in September and acclimatise for the hot summers i seem to have forgotten about!!!.....
But I'm sat with the central heating on for the second evening!!!!
Where is the bloody summer????
J x
But I'm sat with the central heating on for the second evening!!!!

Where is the bloody summer????
J x
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I am off work for 6 week holidays and was thinking I could have a lovely summer, get ready for Melbourne in September and acclimatise for the hot summers i seem to have forgotten about!!!.....
But I'm sat with the central heating on for the second evening!!!!
Where is the bloody summer????
J x
But I'm sat with the central heating on for the second evening!!!!

Where is the bloody summer????
J x
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Glad I am not the only one. My heating went on 30mins ago. Plus its pouring down here. We are meant to be taking the football team to the beach tomorrow for a BBQ.
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My sister was mad tonight when she called and I said I'd been at the lake all day swimming and sunning myself. She has her heating on too and is so sick of the rain and the cold. She's in Yorkshire and is beginning to think she needs to buy a light machine she's so fed up now.
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I used to find that as well. People talk about sitting outside the pub till 10pm on a warm summer night but in my reality the 10pm night was on a cool June day and the warm nights were in August when the sun was going down at 8pm.
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and IT'S NOT FUNNY!!!

There is probably much less rain and it is possibly sunnier in Melbourne

How am I going to survive the summers

J x
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It's incredible that people are having to put their heating on at this time of the year. A compelling reason to fly South. Going to do my very best to be out of here by the 26th October... If not several weeks before
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Reminds me of Melbourne - when the hot nights in February are nonetheless drawing in. Sitting on the back of the CFA tanker and heading out for training you see the sun starting to head down...and you think - autumn on the way...
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.Not long now, and don't worry about the heat you'll be fine
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I reckon May-June is the best time in the UK mate. August is the crap month.
Reminds me of Melbourne - when the hot nights in February are nonetheless drawing in. Sitting on the back of the CFA tanker and heading out for training you see the sun starting to head down...and you think - autumn on the way...
Reminds me of Melbourne - when the hot nights in February are nonetheless drawing in. Sitting on the back of the CFA tanker and heading out for training you see the sun starting to head down...and you think - autumn on the way...
Had a few good Augusts as a kid but also experienced a fair few cruddy ones.
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For example, I got married in mid march many moons ago (
) and it was a real scorcher of a day, hotter than anything we've had for more than a month. And last year here in the south it was so warm late in the year that the leaves didnt fall from the trees until November. 'Will never forget the glorious summers of 75 and 76

77 was a cruddy one
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These days around these parts the weather seems soooo unpredictable. 
For example, I got married in mid march many moons ago (
) and it was a real scorcher of a day, hotter than anything we've had for more than a month. And last year here in the south it was so warm late in the year that the leaves didnt fall from the trees until November.
'Will never forget the glorious summers of 75 and 76
77 was a cruddy one

For example, I got married in mid march many moons ago (
) and it was a real scorcher of a day, hotter than anything we've had for more than a month. And last year here in the south it was so warm late in the year that the leaves didnt fall from the trees until November. 'Will never forget the glorious summers of 75 and 76

77 was a cruddy one
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We have the wood burner going at night and it's the 1st August - is it the same thing?
Days are beautiful though, clear blue sky and big yellow ball up there. Not much heat in it though, it's only about 18 degrees
Days are beautiful though, clear blue sky and big yellow ball up there. Not much heat in it though, it's only about 18 degrees
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Our CH is always on and kicks in if temp drops below 21 degrees C. It has kicked in quite few times this 'summer' already. More rain expcted today.




