Off Topic Storms and rain

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realred1952

realred1952

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Disappointed with wx not done any walks or exploring stair rods showers everyday between periods
Of sunshine
At moment in van on coast getting buffeted by 40 mph ..... plus wind in the sun catching up results on Sat well done City hope for more tonight

Read sl report fair assumption of facts positivity from previously not so strong
Hope lm is fine
Lot of issues regarding 2 tier freebie and the labour mp,s that are the Scottish labour party mp,s....mostly from ex snp ...not doing their job as 2 tier has bribed them with positions in .gov although are first time mp,s
 
There’s something about the driving rain when you’re snug somewhere by the sea that’s absolutely magical.
Mrs R&W and I went to Burgh Island for an anniversary weekend many many years ago (1990?) and we walked across at low tide. When we got there the skies emptied and the tide came in so we were cut off until the morning. We went to the Pilchard Inn and sat by the real fire there listening to the wind howling and the rain lashing and the sea raging - it was enchanting.
We stayed in the Deco hotel on the island - which had its own magic - but that afternoon in the snuggly pub by the fire whilst the weather did its best to ruin the moment but failed - was wonderful.
https://www.burghisland.com/dine-wi...ogle&utm_medium=local&utm_campaign=gmblisting

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There’s something about the driving rain when you’re snug somewhere by the sea that’s absolutely magical.
Mrs R&W and I went to Burgh Island for an anniversary weekend many many years ago (1990?) and we walked across at low tide. When we got there the skies emptied and the tide came in so we were cut off until the morning. We went to the Pilchard Inn and sat by the real fire there listening to the wind howling and the rain lashing and the sea raging - it was enchanting.
We stayed in the Deco hotel on the island - which had its own magic - but that afternoon in the snuggly pub by the fire whilst the weather did its best to ruin the moment but failed - was wonderful.
https://www.burghisland.com/dine-wi...ogle&utm_medium=local&utm_campaign=gmblisting

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I imagine a few beers helped the ambiance as well.
 
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