🙂 - Been there @JennyJ. Often rains when we're on our hols but it never rains at home to keep the garden watered.
@LG_ We are often in the gap here. Any showers coming in from the west have usually died out before they get here. We're too far west to enjoy any coastal rain and the SE (Kent, Surrey etc) often has rain which never gets as far north as us.
We live fairly close to Beth Chatto's with her famous dry garden. There's a reason she decided to experiment with that...
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
Still raining here, snow melted by mid morning and builder's dust has largely washed away or at least turned to a paste. It's times like this though that I realise I've forgotten to fix all the problems with the rainwater collection and have to run around getting wet while fixing leaks and unblocking pipes.
If you can keep your head, while those around you are losing theirs, you may not have grasped the seriousness of the situation.
In spite of a grey and cold morning, nothing so I ventured to the Allotment. Few spots on the way, but them more persistent set -great or so I thought. Came home and within 10 min it's stopped again. We really really need much more.
Right so that's people in the Cambridgeshire, the Midlands and further west with rain, people to the south (London) with rain but no sign of it here - not even a couple of teasing drops🤬
Bloomin' 🥶 though.
Heaven is ... sitting in the garden with a G&T and a cat while watching the sun go down
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@LG_ We are often in the gap here. Any showers coming in from the west have usually died out before they get here. We're too far west to enjoy any coastal rain and the SE (Kent, Surrey etc) often has rain which never gets as far north as us.
We live fairly close to Beth Chatto's with her famous dry garden. There's a reason she decided to experiment with that...
Bloomin' 🥶 though.