Full Member;n29453 said:Last evening it absolutely poured with rain for perhaps 6 hours, giving me a taste of what living in Glasgow must be like.
This morning the rain has gone (presumably back to Glasgow) and it's grey with blue trying - but currently failing - to show itself.
It's predicted to be a lot warmer today than of late.
So I'll go for a bike ride.
Colin
The laird;n29454 said:What’s glasgow ever done to you?
The laird;n29454 said:What’s glasgow ever done to you?
no offence peter ,I thought you may have had an experiance to share ,don’t know how bill can say it’s always raining in Glasgow he is never in the place him and sue are always galavantin to other warmer climates .but us poshys in or from Edinburgh always get the sunshine ?Full Member;n29466 said:Absolutely nothing, Gordon, I was obliquely referring to 2cv's posts where he jokes about it always raining in Glasgow.
Apologies if my post offended. It certainly wasn't intended to.
Colin
The laird;n29469 said:no offence peter ,I thought you may have had an experiance to share ,don’t know how bill can say it’s always raining in Glasgow he is never in the place him and sue are always galavantin to other warmer climates .but us poshys in or from Edinburgh always get the sunshine ?
You guys know your place bill??2cv;n29473 said:In Glasgow we remove most of the water from the atmosphere before it gets to the posh people in Edinburgh.
Pauljenny;n29476 said:Good news for fellow pomegranate fanciers.
The tree looked like a collection of dead sticks on Wednesday.
Today, the first new shoots ate breaking out.
I'll keep you posted, don't worry.
Pauljenny;n29476 said:Good news for fellow pomegranate fanciers.
The tree looked like a collection of dead sticks on Wednesday.
Today, the first new shoots ate breaking out.
I'll keep you posted, don't worry.
Lee;n29499 said:The trouble is you'll see the flowers then the small fruits then you'll trot of on you travels and someone will come along and pick them all, like they did last year.