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Blue skies this morning and very mild. Winter has yet to make an appearance yet here in Sweden. 

 

So glad we're not in Devon anymore though. My friend's rain gauge (just down the road from our old house) has recorded 28 days out of the last 29 of rain, totalling just over 180mm. 

 

Poor bastards! 😄

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7 minutes ago, Big J said:

 

So glad we're not in Devon anymore though. My friend's rain gauge (just down the road from our old house) has recorded 28 days out of the last 29 of rain, totalling just over 180mm. 

 

Poor bastards! 😄


If he’s a native, he’ll be plenty experienced to cope with it.

 

Apparently in-comers have been known to struggle a bit with the concept though. 😄

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4 minutes ago, Bolt said:


If he’s a native, he’ll be plenty experienced to cope with it.

 

Apparently in-comers have been known to struggle a bit with the concept though. 😄

Strange ain’t it, moving from East Anglia to the Staffordshire Moorlands and the weather has changed. The lanes are similar though.

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3 minutes ago, eggsarascal said:

Strange ain’t it, moving from East Anglia to the Staffordshire Moorlands and the weather has changed. The lanes are similar though.


Devonshire roads are intensionally steep, narrow, winding and often below the level of surrounding land.

 

This is to channel all the water into a suitably impressive raging torrent.

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4 minutes ago, Bolt said:


Devonshire roads are intensionally steep, narrow, winding and often below the level of surrounding land.

 

This is to channel all the water into a suitably impressive raging torrent.

I see, similar to being up on the Moor where all water runs down to the valley.

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Just now, eggsarascal said:

I see, similar to being up on the Moor where all water runs down to the valley.


Very much.

 

But then a large proportion of Devon is moor.

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12 minutes ago, Bolt said:


Devonshire roads are intensionally steep, narrow, winding and often below the level of surrounding land.

 

This is to channel all the water into a suitably impressive raging torrent.

 

Thats how us natives like it haha. 

 

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Posted
8 minutes ago, Woodworks said:

No remarkably wet days but plenty of the stuff none the less.

 

Sept 209mm

 Oct 162mm

 Nov 123mm. 

 

Local reservoir is now full and fields are waterlogged 

Both the local reservoirs here are low on water.

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48 minutes ago, Bolt said:


If he’s a native, he’ll be plenty experienced to cope with it.

 

Apparently in-comers have been known to struggle a bit with the concept though. 😄

 

He's from East Anglia, so about as dry as the UK gets.

 

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