Barely a cloud in the sky here, but the wind is quite cold.
Bit of a heatwave tomorrow, max of 16C forecast!
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I'm Martin.
Barely a cloud in the sky here, but the wind is quite cold.
Bit of a heatwave tomorrow, max of 16C forecast!
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I'm Dave.
Yesterday was a lovely warm and sunny day from around 8am.
According to the BBC, today is supposed to be better but reality is, it's quite cold and with a dense, dark mist blocking out any hint of Sun.
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I'm Martin.
16C in my living room without any heat on.
Could not get to that temp a few weeks back, even with the heat on.
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I'm Dave.
Meanwhile, here it has been 9c with thick mist obscuring the Sun all day. How can the Met Office and BBC get it so wrong ?
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Denholm Elliot has the answers:Originally Posted by hifi_dave
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I'm openingabottleofwine.
A dull day today. Overcast and distinctly colder than yesterday. Washed the car - it hasn't been cleaned in ages - at least the water was warm!
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I washed our car today (well I drove it to a place where Romanians are happy to wash it for me for 8 quid). They do a much better job than I could as they have all the right equipment and cleaning products, and as they are doing it every day they have the experience too.
Also, sitting in the car while they get on with it (taking about 20 minutes), gives me a nice feeling of being pampered, like being at the barbers, but better really as I don't ever feel pressured to tell the car wash guys if I'm going anywhere nice for my holidays.
I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in
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I'm onaplain.
Misty for much of the day..
Went down to Kent and back, low visibility pretty much all the way. Won't be sad to see the back of it.
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There is a car washing facility at my local filling station (my Last Chance Texaco), but I have never availed myself of their services. It takes me about half an hour to do the job, and I think I do a much thorough and better job than tĥey would. I do the exterior and my partner cleans the interior
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