NauticalGent
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Just in case anyone doesn't have good weather where they are. I thought I would share...
We've had 5 continuous days of British summer weather. Not too hot, not too cold, just nice!
Wondering where that came from?!? I remember being over there for the first time, Portsmouth I believe it was, at the beginning of July (nothing like a cheeky "Happy Independence Day" from a Brit!). It was a chilly 65 degrees (F) and the locals were thanking us Yanks for bringing the "bracing" weather. I was freezing to death! The sun was shining though so there was that.From the impression I have gotten, I'm jealous about England's weather. I actually appreciate cloudy weather quite a bit, and like a good mix. It seems like in England you can wear a sweater or sweatshirt during a large percentage of the year, which is perfect to me. I like the consistency and relatively small 'range' of temperatures.
One extreme to anotherMaybe after spending about 16 years in the desert I am ready for rain.
Of course everything is relative. But whenever I hear people claiming the 60's is "cold" and the 80's is "hot", I know I'm dealing with the "small range" I yearn for. Growing up we had 20 below zero (F) in Wisconsin, and now we have 120 above zero (F) in Arizona. I doubt England suffers with either of those
Yep, for sure. I did experience weather moderation for one year, once: San Diego. But it wasn't "moderate" on the pocketbook and being young and adventurous I swapped it for Arizona. Got used to it and settled in for the long haul. You give up a certain amount of natural beauty (sorry, Arizona, and yes I know there is some amount of 'desert beauty'...) - for tons of other conveniences, easy place to live overall.One extreme to another
don't give me grief about the dirty sill...
no one will, but is that a beanie baby on it!?And don't give me grief about the dirty sill...