Summer Is Here To Stay.

[stuey]

Anyway, it certainly looks and feels like it. Forty-two degrees with the humidex. I think that it's time for a very slow amble across the field in an endeavor to cool off in the air-conditioned bar...If you're interested, I'll save you a seat.

[-SharonA-]

Are we in the country/continent/world/planet????

[DTCwordfan]

I don't blame you, what's your poison once it's ice cold? Labatt's, Moulson or something more 'crafted'?

[wolf63]

You should spend a summer in Scotland - warm rain every day.

[DaisyNonna]

We have no summer but we do have air-conditioned trains which make travelling miserable.

[DTCwordfan]

with passengers on the roof, if crossing from Calais, our new 3rd class

[stuey]

I'm in the Toronto area. Some nice cold Molson Canadian should hit the spot. If you can't see the hills in Scotland, it's raining: if you can see them, it's going to rain.

[wolf63]

From where I am stuey I see hills everywhere.

[DTCwordfan]

and, stuey, when it was fine in Shotland, 'there was still precipitation in t'air.'

[stuey]

Then you watch, wolf63, it's going to rain soon where you are.

[-SharonA-]

Lucky you stuey!! Summer is definitely over for most of us here!

[DaisyNonna]

No hills, we go up the Downs.

[stuey]

I always think of Epsom Downs as being a place for manic-depressives.

[DTCwordfan]

a bracing experience, stuey, a trip to Epsom always clears the mind and body - it just races out of one.....

[DaisyNonna]

Epsom Salts perhaps
Our Downs are Sussex not Surrey (with or without the fringe on top)

[Hopkirk]

What on earth is a humidex?

[-SharonA-]

Even I know that. It's a weather thingy to measure humidity!

[DaisyNonna]

humidity index, supposed to reflect how warm a person feels

[jourdain2]

Absolutely no comment - it's just asking for trouble!