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Think we should really count ourselves lucky Jon. Even though it's been miserable and wet for an age in the South west we have not had the quantities and flooding the the North west has had. Spring will be here soon and that is usually our sunniest parts of the year recently.

 

You can probably tell I am not as down as when I started this thread. Amazing what 36 hours without rain can do :laugh1:

 

Lovely drying day today; about to be ruined by "back to normal" ...:thumbdown:

 

I suggest emigrating!

 

You reading my mind...

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Try keeping a large amount of chikkins in this. Hell of a mess, poor things. I got caught out this year as I'd coppiced about half an acre of hazel last winter and left most in billets in the field to season, assuming I would haul it back in on those lovely crispy December days. Wrong. Couldn't get near it as the field is steep. Have been carting it back by hand and now it's soaked through. Just picked up a Kioti Mechron which will get out the other side of the valley but still means hurling it all across a fairly wide stream. Bit of a disaster really.

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You reading my mind...

 

Well in the Eifel mountains, not too far from the Belgian border, you get this for £120k:

 

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TOP-Gepflegte Immobilie im Landhausstil mit Nebengebäude + schöner Garten inkl. Teich + Kamin + Garage u.v.m. Einfamilienhaus Daun (27BPJ4Y)

 

That gets you 4 bedrooms, a couple of living rooms, 2 bathrooms, several cellar rooms, a couple of balconies, a large plot, a small lake/very large pond and a sauna!

 

Came back from lovely winter weather in Bavaria to howling wind and rain. Part of the roof in my office had collapsed when a leak filled the void between the roof and the plasterboard. Part of the tin sheeting on one of my barns had peeled back.

 

It never stops raining or blowing a gale here. A continental climate certainly appeals!

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