Par for the Course! (1 Viewer)

[simbadog]

You can tell we are about to leave for a few days in Cornwall as it's persisting it down & blowing a hooley!

 

[Riverbankannie]

We are not leaving until Wednesday, going to Exmouth, and hoping dry for a few days.

 

[simbadog]

We are not leaving until Wednesday, going to Exmouth, and hoping dry for a few days.

You may be OK at the end of the week

 

[Riverbankannie]

You may be OK at the end of the week

Yes, that’s why we are not going till Wednesday.

 

[Emmit]

As a resident at the 'Pointy End' of the country, one has to admire
the efforts of the various local and regional Tourist Boards down here.

Except for the Autumn and Winter months, the South West is NOT!!!
the warmest, driest and, sunniest of areas in the country but nevertheless
gets the biggest influx of UK tourists, year on year.

I write this as yet another 'Low' pressure system slowly grinds across the landscape
adding to the 250% of average rainfall we have had since the start of the year.
Hell, even the local reservoirs are full, something that hasn't occured since we took
up permanent occupancy. That last sentence should not be regarded as a contradiction
to my comment about rainfall. Simply put, we don't have enough reservoirs.

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[TheTwoOfUs]

You can tell we are about to leave for a few days in Cornwall as it's persisting it down & blowing a hooley!

If you want to see real wind and rain wait until we go off on holiday - any type of holiday, any time of year - and then you'll see what bad weather is really like.

 

[Janine]

I am already here! Luckily I have had 6 stunning days before the rain arrived overnight