Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Good moaning. Up at 0630 to walk Muttley and it's already roasting. Hatches metaphorically battened down, going to ride it out indoors as cool as possible.
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welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
Good morning. I will be hiding Indoors today. Curtains will be closed and fans will be on to try to keep the house cool. Have a food one peeps.....and Dave, give my bloomers back. 
PaulSB
Squire
- Location
- Chorley, Lancashire
Awake at 5.30 which isn't too bad. 
Currently 22C, no breeze, clear sky, brilliant sunshine - it's going to be frigging hot.
I have a hectic day ahead of me: train to Manchester at 10.00. Velodrome session 12.00-13.00. Next I have to ascertain if No.1 son is being discharged from Manchester Royal Infirmary today. Then I can work out how to get to MRI or to his house via public transport *** to visit my lad. If I can get home in time I have a ticket to watch "The Lehman Trilogy" NT Live at Chorley Little Theatre. I'm not sure the NT Live is going to be manageable - we shall see.
*** I'm not good in Manchester. I can get to one place and home again. Ask me to get to two places in the same trip without a car and Sat Nav and life gets tricky. Yesterday's conversation with my wife and two friends while out walking:
Me: "Where's MRI?"
Response: "On Oxford Road"
Me: "I thought Oxford Road is a train station?" +++
Much rolling of eyes
Response: "It's one of Manchester's biggest roads"
Me: "OK but where is it?"
Response: "The RNCM is on Oxford Road"
Response: "Most of the uni buildings are further up Oxford Road"
Me: "I know where they are" - NB: this doesn't mean I can get there from the Velodrome!
+++ this stimulated a second conversation which took place at the same time on whether it's a railway station or train station!!!!!!!!!!!!
Might see you all tomorrow.............................
Currently 22C, no breeze, clear sky, brilliant sunshine - it's going to be frigging hot.I have a hectic day ahead of me: train to Manchester at 10.00. Velodrome session 12.00-13.00. Next I have to ascertain if No.1 son is being discharged from Manchester Royal Infirmary today. Then I can work out how to get to MRI or to his house via public transport *** to visit my lad. If I can get home in time I have a ticket to watch "The Lehman Trilogy" NT Live at Chorley Little Theatre. I'm not sure the NT Live is going to be manageable - we shall see.
*** I'm not good in Manchester. I can get to one place and home again. Ask me to get to two places in the same trip without a car and Sat Nav and life gets tricky.
Yesterday's conversation with my wife and two friends while out walking:Me: "Where's MRI?"
Response: "On Oxford Road"
Me: "I thought Oxford Road is a train station?" +++
Much rolling of eyes
Response: "It's one of Manchester's biggest roads"
Me: "OK but where is it?"
Response: "The RNCM is on Oxford Road"
Response: "Most of the uni buildings are further up Oxford Road"
Me: "I know where they are" - NB: this doesn't mean I can get there from the Velodrome!
+++ this stimulated a second conversation which took place at the same time on whether it's a railway station or train station!!!!!!!!!!!!
Might see you all tomorrow.............................
I will be frequenting one later on , about 6pm.Morning coffin dodgers.
Today will mostly be spent trying to keep cool.
This may involve frequenting a public house at some time.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
I have the curtains closed and the air con on. 21 deg in my living room and considering my living room is south facing isn't bad at all. I hope to survive today quite well.
- Location
- Essex
Morning All
29.5c or 85f in old money here.It reached 33c yesterday but i think it will end up hotter than that today.
I see all the "snowflakes" are moaning about a week long heatwave.They wouldn't have lasted long in 1976.?
Well that's my "old fart"rant.
29.5c or 85f in old money here.It reached 33c yesterday but i think it will end up hotter than that today.
I see all the "snowflakes" are moaning about a week long heatwave.They wouldn't have lasted long in 1976.?
Well that's my "old fart"rant.
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Did you manage to get out? I got out at eight, I've got 38 miles on and I'm in the Hatton Locks cafe, straight home from here will put another sixteen - seventeen miles on which will make for a good ride out.
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Morning All
29.5c or 85f in old money here.It reached 33c yesterday but i think it will end up hotter than that today.
I see all the "snowflakes" are moaning about a week long heatwave.They wouldn't have lasted long in 1976.?
Well that's my "old fart"rant.
Give them a few weeks and they'll be complaining about the cold and wet.
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
Chunder and blunder forecast for this afternoon.
Mart44
Über Member
- Location
- South of England
Good morning - Phew, what a scorcher! 
Just cycled back from the allotment (e-bike). Did some work there and picked some runner beans, courgettes, red currants and tomatoes. Too hot to stay there for too long. Now sipping a cold fizzy orange drink. No plans for the rest of the day.
Just cycled back from the allotment (e-bike). Did some work there and picked some runner beans, courgettes, red currants and tomatoes. Too hot to stay there for too long. Now sipping a cold fizzy orange drink. No plans for the rest of the day.
numbnuts
Squire
- Location
- Gone over the hill and far away
Really hot then went cloudy, now we have rain
Drago
Legendary Member
- Location
- Suburban Poshshire
I'm sweating like a glam rocker collecting his hard drive from PC World.
Mo1959
Legendary Member
- Location
- Perthshire,Scotland
Yep. 44 miles done. Was just starting to get a bit too hot for me last few miles. Feet up watching the cycling now.
