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Bristol was supposed to be at the centre of all the winds of this "perfect" storm. Well my barometer reads 982mb but it's quiet and drizzly outside 9.30 pm. I reckon it's tracking 50 miles south of us and so Rosskeseva will get a soaking in Brighton. "They" do make a fuss on the BBC - anything less than the 30 degrees they get under the studio lights and they're whinging like schoolgirls on low chocolate rations. It's quieter than the doldrums at the mo' and I have a school tomoz with gutters too. Then a small block of flats. So unless it is mental we're in for a bumper day.Just phoned Dan and said be at my gaff for 8 o'clock and off we go. I think he was hoping for at least the morning off!
We were supposed to get it bad here (North Kent). Couple of dead trees down in the local park, our empty wheely bin fell over .Whoever the prats were comparing it to 1987 are obviously too young to remember what that was like - the wind picked up salt from the English Channel and carried right across Kent and covered all my round in a thick sticky layer of salt - took two months to clean it all off - trad, of course in those days.