Weather (1 Viewer)

[Ivory55]

It's currently raining in Norwich and we was just discussing how many people having pre paid for a show look at the weather then not attend and write off the money, and stay at home.

 

[sdc77]

We're coming ( later tonight) the vans waterproof and we have a brolly

 

[DBK]

Just take water wings and you will be fine.

But yes, I guess a lot cry off due to weather. I was talking to the owner of a clothes shop this morning, sitting in their shop watching the rain outside. It was very quiet and they said in this weather trade would be very slow as most people don't go shopping for clothes in the rain. So I guess folk don't go to shows or rallies either.

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[Gaston aires]

This is what happens when you go to Norfolk, it always rains, you should have booked sunny Suffolk, where the sun always shines.
Im telling porkies of course, I should be playing golf this afternoon but its raining cats and dogs. So here i am writing some MHF blogs, Ho Hum.
Phil

 

[jollyrodger]

If everybody let the wx bother them from going to the shows Peteborough for one would be a non-runner,
now if the beer was warm thats a different problem

 

[Jaws]

This is what happens when you go to Norfolk, it always rains, you should have booked sunny Suffolk, where the sun always shines.
Im telling porkies of course, I should be playing golf this afternoon but its raining cats and dogs. So here i am writing some MHF blogs, Ho Hum.
Phil

Oye !!!!

http://www.literarynorfolk.co.uk/norfolk_facts.htm

have a look at number 14 then !!!!

As to the OP, the grounds are quite well drained and even after heavy rains are good and firm usually..
We would be there but as I am orrrfff to parts located a tad further south on Monday morning ( Garda ) Woman decided we would not go..
Bloody shame as it is our local ...

Dunno about others, but we have been to a good many shows in total deluges, snow, storms, massive winds.. What the hey !! I do not melt if I get wet and the van is toasty ..

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[DuxDeluxe]

We are off to Newark for brother in law's 70th birthday party over the weekend. It will be hosing it down, no doubt......

 

[Larrynwin]

We're going tomorrow for a day trip to the show, should be dry pm

 

[wingman]

When I was packing for the Norfolk Show this morning, despite protestations from Mrs W, I included waterproof trousers for both of us and got her to take her gardening boots. I fielded the cries of "You are sooo OTT James". (This is a woman who's packed a long dress for the evening) Well, who's right now!!

We may not have looked trendy, or as ruffty-tuffy as the shorts and Croc's brigade, but we are dry as a bone!

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[BwB]

We were going to pop up today but changed my mind after Carol's forecast this morning and started stripping the woodchip instead.

Still, a couple more days of show to go so might have another chance yet. Hope it's not spoiling the Fun rally fun!

 

[Baycott]

We used to take notice of the forecast and cancel/postpone a break away in the MoHo. The forcast is so often wrong or localised we now go regardless. Have often expected bad weather and got sunshine.

 

[Gaston aires]

Oye !!!!

http://www.literarynorfolk.co.uk/norfolk_facts.htm

have a look at number 14 then !!!!

As to the OP, the grounds are quite well drained and even after heavy rains are good and firm usually..
We would be there but as I am orrrfff to parts located a tad further south on Monday morning ( Garda ) Woman decided we would not go..
Bloody shame as it is our local ...

Dunno about others, but we have been to a good many shows in total deluges, snow, storms, massive winds.. What the hey !! I do not melt if I get wet and the van is toasty ..

I have read the same facts about Essex too. ( regarding the weather, not Nelson) all in all us east Anglians get pretty decent weather compared to the west.
Phil

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[Jaws]

Actually, in recent years I believe the driest place in England is indeed in Essex.. St Osyth....

 

[Ivory55]

Yes jaws and they have sent water from Norfolk there in droughts. The bit what got people was Norfolk had a hose pipe ban at the time and they did not , yet water from Norfolk was sent there.

 

[Taran_Las]

Yes jaws and they have sent water from Norfolk there in droughts. The bit what got people was Norfolk had a hose pipe ban at the time and they did not , yet water from Norfolk was sent there.

Sending water from Norfolk. The water is as hard as the hobs of hell

Bloody 'orrible stuff. ​

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[Ivory55]

Your right there. Haha