Rain rain go away

.. and the country needs it. The reservoirs need it and the general land needs it, otherwise we would be living in a desert..

Just watch, in a few days the grass will grow greener and flowers will come out and it will fells all fresh and clean..

Pity about the Easter Holiday people though...

Not many opportunities to be smug up here in West Yorkshirestan but it hasn't rained for almost a month.I'm surprised we haven't a hosepipe ban already.

Arrived at our wee pad on Wednesday evening with the better half and 2 kids. It has rained since we arrived, though to be honest, i could not care less if it snowed. Its a change of scenery, we are not at work and we get to do a lot of Peppa Pig puddle splashing with the kids. Oh, and tomorrow we will set up our very own Easter Egg hunt. Happy Easter to you all. #WHONEEDSTHESUN?

Ours too

scubydoo wrote:Don't know about reservoirs but our pool's full! LOL

We’re back off there tomorrow ....Leeds/Bradford here we come ☀️

Big Wheeler wrote:Not many opportunities to be smug up here in West Yorkshirestan but it hasn't rained for almost a month.I'm surprised we haven't a hosepipe ban already.

Chico Latino

Why not come and join us all at the Lo Crispin Tavern for our organised Hunt see details on this forum weather permitting.

Sorry Lisaellis13,I spoke too soon.Rain due on Wednesday.Won't bother me though,I will tie the sun to my back bumper when I set off on monday.

Chrisdee wrote:Unfortunately the houses aren't built for rain. If you have a leaky roof dont rely on insurance paying out.

My demolished satellite dish(see previous post) I think has cracked a tile, we now have a wet patch on the bedroom ceiling, so im hoping im covered for 'Sorm Damage'.......

Yours may be different, my parents had a leak in their bathroom, the assessor came out and looked and said we had 4 cracked tiles, the insurance company said it was up to us to maintain our roof, and they would not pay out to repair the roof. So we ended up paying 500 euros to the assessor to fix the faulty tiles (think we got done like a goodun there). I went to our insurance company and asked if this was correct and she said yes, it's up to you to maintain your roof. But in your case the dish fell off and caused damage you maybe OK.

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Chrisdee wrote:Unfortunately the houses aren't built for rain. If you have a leaky roof dont rely on insurance paying out.

My demolished satellite dish(see previous post) I think has cracked a tile, we now have a wet patch on the bedroom ceiling, so im hoping im covered for 'Sorm Damage'.......[/quote]

Big Wheeler wrote:Not many opportunities to be smug up here in West Yorkshirestan but it hasn't rained for almost a month.I'm surprised we haven't a hosepipe ban already.

Ah Emmerdale country, my wife is a fan...