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Just geting ready to water and feed the dahlias out the field,
expecting a visit from a chap from defra regarding a question I had in
April when the rain started, that was earlyThursday afternoon, it has
hardly stoped since then, giving a total up to mid day today of 5.1
inches.
Why is it all or nothing with us here, still have to feed, but it will
be a lot quicker now.
David Hill
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On 21/08/2010 14:20, Dave Hill wrote:
Just geting ready to water and feed the dahlias out the field,
expecting a visit from a chap from defra regarding a question I had in
April when the rain started, that was earlyThursday afternoon, it has
hardly stoped since then, giving a total up to mid day today of 5.1
inches.
Why is it all or nothing with us here, still have to feed, but it will
be a lot quicker now.
David Hill


Five inches! That is as much as I've had all year!

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On 21 Aug, 13:40, David in Normandy
wrote:
On 21/08/2010 14:20, Dave Hill wrote:

Just geting ready to water and feed the dahlias out the field,
expecting a visit from a chap from defra regarding a question I had in
April when the rain started, that was earlyThursday afternoon, it has
hardly stoped since then, giving a total up to mid day today of 5.1
inches.
Why is it all or nothing with us here, still have to feed, but it will
be a lot quicker now.
David Hill


Five inches! That is as much as I've had all year!

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If I could find a way I'd be happy to send it to you.
David
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Sacha wrote in :

On 2010-08-21 14:22:18 +0100, Dave Hill
said:

On 21 Aug, 13:40, David in Normandy
wrote:
On 21/08/2010 14:20, Dave Hill wrote:

Just geting ready to water and feed the dahlias out the field,
expecting a visit from a chap from defra regarding a question I had
in April when the rain started, that was earlyThursday afternoon,
it has hardly stoped since then, giving a total up to mid day today
of 5.1 inches.
Why is it all or nothing with us here, still have to feed, but it
will be a lot quicker now.
David Hill

Five inches! That is as much as I've had all year!

--
David in Normandy. *
* *To e-mail you must include the password FROG on the
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If I could find a way I'd be happy to send it to you.
David


Heavens, David, that sounds a bit grim! I talked to the daughter in
Chepstow this morning and she said it had been raining but not like
that, I hope. I think I'll check....!
Hope it stops soon. We've had a fairly steady fine rain here most of
today but it's stopped now and is windy. But grey skies still loom
over us - v. dreary.


All or nothing eh!
Makes you want to hang up your fork.
Our main crop of potatoes already have scab.
So humid too, just cut the grass between days of intermittent rain and I
feel like I have been in a sauna.
No doubt we are not the only ones feeling glum though.
Mind you we always feel a bit sorry when the season end looms and its 6
months before we can have another go at it.

Good luck to all
Sandra and Micky


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On 21 Aug, 16:16, Escargo wrote:
Sacha wrote :





On 2010-08-21 14:22:18 +0100, Dave Hill
said:


On 21 Aug, 13:40, David in Normandy
wrote:
On 21/08/2010 14:20, Dave Hill wrote:


Just geting ready to water and feed the dahlias out the field,
expecting a visit from a chap from defra regarding a question I had
in April when the rain started, that was earlyThursday afternoon,
it has hardly stoped since then, giving a total up to mid day today
of 5.1 inches.
Why is it all or nothing with us here, still have to feed, but it
will be a lot quicker now.
David Hill


Five inches! That is as much as I've had all year!


--
David in Normandy. *
* *To e-mail you must include the password FROG on the
* *subject line, or it will be automatically deleted
* *by a filter and not reach my inbox.


If I could find a way I'd be happy to send it to you.
David


Heavens, David, that sounds a bit grim! *I talked to the daughter in
Chepstow this morning and she said it had been raining but not like
that, I hope. *I think I'll check....!
Hope it stops soon. *We've had a fairly steady fine rain here most of
today but it's stopped now and is windy. *But grey skies still loom
over us - v. dreary.


All or nothing eh!
Makes you want to hang up your fork.
Our main crop of potatoes already have scab.
So humid too, just cut the grass between days of intermittent rain and I
feel like I have been in a sauna.
No doubt we are not the only ones feeling glum though.
Mind you we always feel a bit sorry when the season end looms and its 6
months before we can have another go at it.

Good luck to all
Sandra and Micky- Hide quoted text -

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Just to add to the fun,
The Met office weather warnings are giving us the following

Heavy Rain Sat 21 Aug
There is a moderate risk of severe weather affecting parts of Wales on
Saturday, with a further 50 mm of rain possible, mainly on south
facing upslopes.

Issued at: 0657 Fri 20 Aug


Heavy Rain Mon 23 Aug
There is a moderate risk of severe weather affecting south Wales,
southern and eastern England during Monday. There is the potential for
30mm of rainfall quite widely in these areas with isolated totals of
50mm possible. The rain will be accompanied by gales on exposed coasts
and hills.
Issued at: 1037 Sat 21 Aug

Oh the joys of a Welsh Summer

David Hill
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