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by Not-Herneschase @ 2008-01-09 - 19:33:45

If you want rain, get a washing line! So, conversely if you want the weather to cheer up in dear old Blighty you all need to demolish your external laundry drying mechanisms. I am surprised that Michael Fish didn't cotton on to this years ago.

I haven't had a washing line since moving to the farm. This resulted in very, very, dry weather. On Sunday the concrete had set and I finally got my whirly line in place.... and then the rain came. It's fail safe.

There is also Plan B. If you want it to rain, plan a picnic in the park. That seems to have worked too. There is a big black cloud over my shed this morning (like a bright golden haze on the meadow but more gloomy!) Luckily our picnic blanket has a plastic lining!

Hope you all sleep well whilst I squelch beneath you.


 
 

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its was pelting down last night, i got in just in time phew!

Not-HerneschaseNot-Herneschase [Member]
2008-01-09 @ 19:45

Dispose of your washing line immediately. You know it makes sense!

lol actually over christmas when it was real cold and wet my grandads towels froze solid on the washing line... awwwww.... but LOL!

Not-HerneschaseNot-Herneschase [Member]
2008-01-09 @ 22:25

The best are frozen shirts! Like the scene in Bedknobs and Broomsticks where all the clothes dance (see I know all the best movies!)

deana24deana24 [Member]
2008-01-09 @ 21:28

You mean if i get the roof fixed...?

Not-HerneschaseNot-Herneschase [Member]
2008-01-09 @ 22:19

Yep! Job 1 fix roof; Job 2 ditch washing line; Job 3 (if you have any money left after fixing roof) buy new cozzie to sunbathe in :D

Not-HerneschaseNot-Herneschase [Member]
2008-01-09 @ 22:21

I mean "in which to sunbathe" I forgot how much I hate split infinitives! There goes that OCD again.

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