It's too hot :(
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Well it was far too hot for me yesterday.
For most of the day I was at a country manor house in a 3-piece suit.
Shouldn't grumble though, not everyday you get married
For most of the day I was at a country manor house in a 3-piece suit.
Shouldn't grumble though, not everyday you get married
Soldato
Not everyone's moaning. Probably just those of us that have never paid any £££ to go to somewhere with weather like this...
Normally when you pay money to get weather like this you don't have to do every day things like working, etc. in the weather :s
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Yet the people who actually live there, pretty much most of Europe get on just fine with weather like this, just like they get on fine with snow in winter
UK is just a bunch of weather moaners, they moan when it's typically cloudy and wet and moan when it's nice and sunny there's no pleasing
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Someone needs to invent a central heating mod that super cools in summer and allows normal heating in winter
Getting bored of 30c and dry now. Need some rain before the whole garden turns to tinder
It's not cheap, about £1200 a unit/room to do it properly and that was "mates rates". It's also expensive to run (though it's very cheap to heat rooms using them).
It's not cheap, about £1200 a unit/room to do it properly and that was "mates rates". It's also expensive to run (though it's very cheap to heat rooms using them).
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Weather forecast looks promising for next week. All cloudy but no rain forecast yet.
Come on..... some rain i need to kill the damn thrips and not having to keep windows closed all day until 18:00.
Come on..... some rain i need to kill the damn thrips and not having to keep windows closed all day until 18:00.
Kinda warn in my room..
Currently 31.6 degrees in the bedroom, hope it cools off a bit for tonight.
I've got a cracking hangover today and the heat isn't helping
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Except they traditionally pack up shop for hottest part of the day and siesta and resume when its cooled down somewhat. Mad dogs and Englishmen and all that.
If I could get a small portable one I would the ones I've seen are pretty large.
I was in a hotel in California like that turn the knob one way its a heater the other and the air con came on. Divine. Noisy bugger though you couldn't sleep with it on.
Getting bored of 30c and dry now. Need some rain before the whole garden turns to tinder
It already is the grass is dead its just straw now if someone put a match to it I reckon the whole lot would go up in flames, wooosh!
This article has what you need: https://www.telegraph.co.uk/interiors/home/best-portable-air-conditioners/
The two at the top are fed from the river hence the blue colour. The lake, I don't know. I assume the white edge is how far is dropped about 3feet to reveal the stone base.
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You lead the way, tell us what either pole is like for a few weeks, I'm sure you will be fine.
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You lead the way, tell us what either pole is like for a few weeks, I'm sure you will be fine.
I'm not complaining about the weather though, I like it
Soldato
Well for the first time since 1976 (now that was a heatwave) in England, I had trouble sleeping last night.
Very hot.
Very hot.
Soldato
Hahaha the heating thermostat is currently showing 28 degrees downstairs. Time to open the loft hatch I think and get some passive stack ventilation going. I do like it though, even managed a 6km run at 17:00
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Been away all weekend, my house is like an oven. All windows wide open, tower fan on full blast.. it's still ridiculously hot. 24c atm 