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Old 04 August 2015, 20:27   #61
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Tell me about it, I've been phoning about the last few days looking for silage to feed the stags this winter, everybody seems to suck through their teeth and say they will see what the prices are like before committing to sell.

I've never seen a poor farmer yet!

Plenty round our neck of the woods
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Old 04 August 2015, 21:05   #62
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I could live with it being windy (within reason) but it is usually accompanied with long periods of rain up here with temps being autum like at best.
Same as that, we've had three types of WX:

1. Windy and Cold
2. Cold and Pissy
3. Windy and Pissy

Summer? I don't believe it!

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Old 04 August 2015, 21:09   #63
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Summer WTF does it look like!! We're stuck in a fecking winter warp up in the West. It's truly the worst effing summer on record


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I feel sorry for all the ribsters around the west of Scotland. The only thing that's been mooring there is low pressure off the Atlantic!!!
Cause- briefly high pressure over Europe especially Eastern Europe. Not one cell but a large stagnant area over most of it. Heat waves in France to mention one.
So any low from the west just sits there and doesn't move!!!! As Scotland and NW England already knows.
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Old 04 August 2015, 21:34   #64
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Same as that, we've had three types of WX:



1. Windy and Cold

2. Cold and Pissy

3. Windy and Pissy



Summer? I don't believe it!




Look on the bright side-No Snow. YET.........
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Old 04 August 2015, 23:06   #65
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Look on the bright side-No Snow. YET.........


Ahhhhhemmmm!
Last week, Friday I think it was.
I awoke from night shift to the sound of battering hail stones o the roof and window.
Back garden was white for 10 mins until it melted.
Absolutely dire.
Anyhow I'm off hill walking again on Thursday instead of sibbing.
Happy indoors.
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Old 05 August 2015, 06:32   #66
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well everyone on the west coast of Scotland you will all be happy to hear that from Friday I will be up there for a week ribbing and have ordered fine and sunny weather for the whole week .and I am more than happy to share it with anyone free of charge so fill your boots its going to be glorious. just don't expect to catch any fish as I will have them all
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My summer arrived today. Luckily, I was working :-)
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Old 17 August 2015, 14:02   #68
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I guess I really do live in a different world than you guys ?

I have just enjoyed another fantastic long weekend in Knoydart and Loch Hourn. Bit remote for most though ? My skin is waterproof and my SIB doesn’t mind a bit of chop...not that I have seen that much rough stuff ..so Im not complaining. The grass is always greener on my side of the fence

Campsite for the long weekend


Hill walking in Knoydart is something else and not for the faint of heart


Cloudy..humid and flat calm on Loch Hourn


The mighty Ladhar Bheinn ridge .. finest hill in Knoydart..overshadows Loch Hourn


All the hill scenery tired me out so I had a rest on a deserted shore..miles from anywhere


Then followed a pod of porpoise back to the wild camp site


Yup..I cant complain about my summer.. long may it continue
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Certainly is a lovely part of the Country.

Googled it 'The northern part of what is traditionally known as na Garbh-Chrìochan or "the Rough Bounds", because of its harsh terrain and remoteness, Knoydart is also referred to as "Britain's last wilderness". Only accessible by boat, or by a 16-mile (26 km) walk through rough country, its seven miles (11 km) of tarred road are not connected to the UK road system.'
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