What's all this wind and rain complaining about? It's bright blue skies with a light breeze here today. I even saw the first bumblebee of the year, a tree bumblebee oddly.
Our council invested in special recycling trucks that allow the stuff to be sorted as they go. I've noticed though that since the lockdowns started they've had to send an extra van around just to collect the glass and cardboard. Such is the boom in home deliveries and alcoholism I suppose
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
What's all this wind and rain complaining about? It's bright blue skies with a light breeze here today. I even saw the first bumblebee of the year, a tree bumblebee oddly.
Our council invested in special recycling trucks that allow the stuff to be sorted as they go. I've noticed though that since the lockdowns started they've had to send an extra van around just to collect the glass and cardboard. Such is the boom in home deliveries and alcoholism I suppose
I was wondering what all the fuss about the wind a few days ago was all about too until I spoke to my next door neighbour yesterday. His house catches the prevailing winds and he lost 6 roof tiles this time round. In the past he's lost ridge tiles on two occasions. It was one of his ridge tiles which came through our conservatory roof and convinced me to replace the roof with a solid one. He is now getting a roofer in to check his whole roof.
That's bad Obelixx. I went out to look at the neighbours roof earlier. It is actually the hip tiles which have blown off rather than the roof tiles. That means the whole lot have come off in the last 3 storms. First time was the ridge tiles - most of which buried themselves in our front lawn, then the rear hip - one of which came through our conservatory roof, and now the front hip which landed in their front lawn although one apparently ended up just a couple of inches from his car.
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I was wondering what all the fuss about the wind a few days ago was all about too until I spoke to my next door neighbour yesterday. His house catches the prevailing winds and he lost 6 roof tiles this time round. In the past he's lost ridge tiles on two occasions. It was one of his ridge tiles which came through our conservatory roof and convinced me to replace the roof with a solid one. He is now getting a roofer in to check his whole roof.
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