Who do I sue and where do I sue them?

[Spike on a bike]

Bit windy here though. Far too easy not to notice the sun strength until you're burnt.

Very windy here today
But think that might be too much beer n bbq

Itching to get out now as it looks like it might be nice

 

[derrick]

Good summer down here.

 

[alicat]

Sue me. I ordered rain to keep my reseeded lawn watered.

 

[SD1]

Surely we can sue someone under the Trades Descriptions act for claiming this is summer?

I'm going out on my bike now dressed in exactly the same gear I'd normally wear from November to March and I have to remind myself IT'S JULY! Has the planet rotated and we're a southern hemisphere country now and no-one bothered to tell us?

And in my experience, these wash-out 'summers' are rarely one-off affairs and there's usually two more non-summers in the post for the next two years.

My tomatoes say you are talking bollocks!

 

[coffeejo]

Thinking about it, I started wearing my summer kit back in March. The residents of Somerset have yet to recover but at least I've got a decent tan (hint for those who need it: check the forecast for the UV levels rather than relying on cloud cover )

 

[PK99]

Surely we can sue someone under the Trades Descriptions act for claiming this is summer?

I'm going out on my bike now dressed in exactly the same gear I'd normally wear from November to March and I have to remind myself IT'S JULY! Has the planet rotated and we're a southern hemisphere country now and no-one bothered to tell us?

And in my experience, these wash-out 'summers' are rarely one-off affairs and there's usually two more non-summers in the post for the next two years.

well if you must choose to live in Dingle Land, what do you expect.

too hot for middle of the day cycling down here for much of the summer!

 

[jazzkat]

Surely we can sue someone under the Trades Descriptions act for claiming this is summer?

I'm going out on my bike now dressed in exactly the same gear I'd normally wear from November to March and I have to remind myself IT'S JULY! Has the planet rotated and we're a southern hemisphere country now and no-one bothered to tell us?

And in my experience, these wash-out 'summers' are rarely one-off affairs and there's usually two more non-summers in the post for the next two years.

You're in Lancashire. That's your problem.

Over here on the proper side of the country it's warm and sunny.

Alternatively, rule #5 applies. That it's cold and wet is irrelevant. It's after March so short sleeves and shorts needed.

Move down Sarf......

Every summer I moan to Mrs jazzkat about the state of our summer and say we should move down south where it is warmer and sunnier.
Then we remember it's full of southerners!

 

[ianrauk]

Every summer I moan to Mrs jazzkat about the state of our summer and say we should move down south where it is warmer and sunnier.
Then we remember it's full of southerners!

Well it has to be better then amongst all those continually moaning norvern monkeys.

 

[ufkacbln]

My tomatoes say you are talking bollocks!

They grow tomatoes at Friðheimar in Icaland with temperatures of -15 to -20

 

[classic33]

well if you must choose to live in Dingle Land, what do you expect.

too hot for middle of the day cycling down here for much of the summer!

"Dingle Land" would be the the right side o'Pennines!

 

[Moon bunny]

...Then we remember it's full of southerners!

Also boringly flat and completely built over.

 

[ianrauk]

Also boringly flat and completely built over.

Yes....looking at all the fields I can see from my house......

Oh yes tell me. What differentiates boring oop norf and boring down Sarf.

 

[PaulB]

well if you must choose to live in Dingle Land, what do you expect.

too hot for middle of the day cycling down here for much of the summer!

How deeply and wilfully ignorant! You're not the sharpest knife in the drawer, are you?

 

[ufkacbln]

Couldn't see the Dingle Land on the map...

 

[young Ed]

oh come some of you norvern english 'men' are complaining about a few drizzly and windy days, feel sorry for those in the north of Sweden! 24 hour day light and they still have below 5 degree c temperatures normally and 10 degrees isn't even in sight and have so much snow they can't walk!

akward time of year for weather, i want a ton of rain to get my grass for grazing sheep growing again but at the same time we just want sun, heat and dry weather for the hay making! believe the boss is cutting hay today so we'll bale it thursday or friday and then it can chuck it down next week once we've got the hay in the barns, deal?
Cheers Ed