Hey up Forumites!
It's mid October and suddenly it's in the mid 30'sC What gives? Personally, I blame the North Koreans! :D :D
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Hey up Forumites!
It's mid October and suddenly it's in the mid 30'sC What gives? Personally, I blame the North Koreans! :D :D
Spring was held last wednesday.
Did you miss it?
Al :)
Well i rode into Mordi and ordered some glass then kept going and went down the beach for a perv and a swim:D Bliss... the joys of working for your self:D
Thee are times when I think I should just give up the city and all it's grind and hassle...Quote:
Originally Posted by Lignum
:confused: Could be global warming or the looming Cold war. It's hard to blame North Korea, I mean they were just "Testing".Quote:
Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon
Spring?
That's so 2005.
Get with the program mate! ;)
I drove to Albury and back today - 35 degrees all the way - glorious!
Quote:
Originally Posted by Lignum
not only does he work for himself, but its woodwork to boot!:pQuote:
Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon
I think we really just missed winter. No rain, not bad weather for Victoria.
We've had a visit from 'ol man winter again this week after last Wednesday when spring was here as Ozwinner was wont to point out.Quote:
Originally Posted by Auld Bassoon
Flamin'ek jump into a pair o' shorts then back into Overalls again :rolleyes:
C'mon summer forget about Spring...just flamin' well leap inta Summa!
Cheers:)
Spring has sprung - did you see it??
In Perth we had (1) no winter because of very little rain (2) spring for 1 day and now we are into autumn weather.:D In fact we have two 12 year old franjipani trees - one has new leaves and the other has not yet lost all it's leaves from previous season :rolleyes:. What on earth is going on???
Les
Well, if you don't want your 30 degrees, send it up here, because it is just coming autumn and SWMBO is already phissed off about it. :mad: (Personally, I like it. :) )
Got to 36 today with a howleing (sp) northerly gale ie. HOT.Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Childress
Al :(
Bob, I remember Beaufort at 100deg and 100% humidity. It's not as oppressive as your heat, but it saps the energy just the same. When it gets to 44deg C (112 F) we'll gladly send you some:eek:Quote:
Originally Posted by Bob Childress
It's all John Howard's fault.
38C and bloody windy all day. I was surprised the local CFS didn't go out more (one call that I heard) - it appears that even the local pyros were caught by surprise.
Richard
ps, my Siamese loves it ... but he has cold pains when the temp drops below 30C :rolleyes: