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Old Oct 27th 2009, 11:32 pm
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ewwwwwwwww knitted tights! making me feel itchy now!

I am on the lookout for some good quality thick leggings to go with the boots, but all the ones i see seem either too thin material, or not smooth enough.
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I'm in Nottingham at the moment and the weather is glorious

OH is back in Spain and they had torrential rain last week - good for the Olives though!

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Old Oct 29th 2009, 9:25 pm
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Originally Posted by Nu-Shooz
Ok i let you off. I have seen many funky coloured tights in shops. Leopard print, Tartan, even fishnet kinky style. I still won't wear them though.
Go on you might like them.
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Climate change! Whenever we go back in August it rains nearly every day ad there have been floods. Then it is sunny in September/October.
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Originally Posted by Erica
Climate change! Whenever we go back in August it rains nearly every day ad there have been floods. Then it is sunny in September/October.

Maybe autumn's the new summer


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Old Nov 2nd 2009, 12:34 am
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Maybe autumn's the new summer


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Lets hope so because the last three summers just didn't happen
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This morning I was driving back from my daughters house, came over the brow of a hill, below me as far as my eyes could see were rolling hillsides, a woodland with the most stunningly beautiful autumn colours, a sky so blue it could have been in Sydney and the glittering sea twinkling in the distance. I had to pull over, turn my car radio off and just take it all in. I am so cross i didnt have the camera with me so i could show you.
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Originally Posted by Fleaflyfloflum
This morning I was driving back from my daughters house, came over the brow of a hill, below me as far as my eyes could see were rolling hillsides, a woodland with the most stunningly beautiful autumn colours, a sky so blue it could have been in Sydney and the glittering sea twinkling in the distance. I had to pull over, turn my car radio off and just take it all in. I am so cross i didnt have the camera with me so i could show you.
Sounds gorgeous Flea!The beauty of this country never ceases to amaze me!Its abit nippy out today,but still fine and sunny!Love this country!
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Originally Posted by Fleaflyfloflum
This morning I was driving back from my daughters house, came over the brow of a hill, below me as far as my eyes could see were rolling hillsides, a woodland with the most stunningly beautiful autumn colours, a sky so blue it could have been in Sydney and the glittering sea twinkling in the distance. I had to pull over, turn my car radio off and just take it all in. I am so cross i didnt have the camera with me so i could show you.
Ag! That makes me so homesick. My US citizenship is underway and when I have it I will be able to go back to England without hassles of coming back to the USA. Can't wait to go home!
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Originally Posted by Fleaflyfloflum
This morning I was driving back from my daughters house, came over the brow of a hill, below me as far as my eyes could see were rolling hillsides, a woodland with the most stunningly beautiful autumn colours, a sky so blue it could have been in Sydney and the glittering sea twinkling in the distance. I had to pull over, turn my car radio off and just take it all in. I am so cross i didnt have the camera with me so i could show you.
Ohhhh - that sounds so gorgeous! I'm in Nottingham at the moment and making the most of the beautiful scenery before I have to go back to - for me - the boring, monotonous lanscape of Spain


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Erm.... waiting

Were going over in a few weeks, so checking the weather, again top daily temps of 17/18 degrees, lows 12/13, and its nearly NOVEMBER.

Ohhh its so terrible
Shame most of June, July and August hardly got above that
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Originally Posted by Londonuck
Shame most of June, July and August hardly got above that
That is rubbish. Just because some parts of UK had a shit summer does not mean we all did! It is a well documented fact that the south of UK has had a good summer and there has been a distinct divide between north and south.
Go check the weather stats for this year
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Originally Posted by Londonuck
Shame most of June, July and August hardly got above that
+1 Extremely wet and cold and even worse when the school shutdown came! July was the wettest since records began!
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+1 Extremely wet and cold and even worse when the school shutdown came! July was the wettest since records began!
Wow wish we would of had some rain where I am!My water butts were empty!
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July 2009 wow...on the 7th the SE England had 90mm of rain measured at Hastings, 16th & 17th Cornwall had 94mm measured at Cardinham, Lake district was awash, the Brecon show was cancelled the Ashes at Edgebaston abandoned...all in 239% higher than normal...needless to say there wasn't much sun! Couldn,t half fill some wayer butts though!
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