Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

Tudor Hughes, Warlingham, Surrey

Tudor Hughes wrote:
Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

lol - yep, every home could do with one on washing day!

"Tudor Hughes"wrote:

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

Contrast strongly with my wife's uncle's account of his life and times in
Houston, Texas. He was over here on holiday last week and mentioned in a
conversation that he has to dry ALL his washing in the tumble dryer. The
city authorities, in the part where he lives at least, do not allow (amongst
other things) anyone to hang their washing out on a line in their gardens
because it "spoils the look of the neighbourhood." Given the usual
conditions there, they'd be dry most days in 10 mins flat.

What hope for our grandchildren when you continue to have such a boneheaded
approach from the world's most profligate nation.

Regards,

- Tom.

On Oct 1, 1:44 pm, "Tom Bennett"
wrote:
"Tudor Hughes"wrote:

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

Contrast strongly with my wife's uncle's account of his life and times in
Houston, Texas. He was over here on holiday last week and mentioned in a
conversation that he has to dry ALL his washing in the tumble dryer. The
city authorities, in the part where he lives at least, do not allow (amongst
other things) anyone to hang their washing out on a line in their gardens
because it "spoils the look of the neighbourhood." Given the usual
conditions there, they'd be dry most days in 10 mins flat.

What hope for our grandchildren when you continue to have such a boneheaded
approach from the world's most profligate nation.

Regards,

- Tom.

So much for the Land of the Free. (Land of the free
electricity, obviously). That's Texans for you. Living proof that
Mexicans shagged buffalos.

Tudor Hughes.

On Oct 1, 7:45 am, " cupra" wrote:
Tudor Hughes wrote:
Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

lol - yep, every home could do with one on washing day!

You strong pegs?

Please explain.

On Oct 1, 3:41 pm, Tudor Hughes wrote:

Living proof that Mexicans shagged buffaloes.

And got chimps?

Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Oct 1, 7:45 am, " cupra" wrote:
Tudor Hughes wrote:
Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground
(about 2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further
west. A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

lol - yep, every home could do with one on washing day!

You strong pegs?

Please explain.

All your base are belong to us?

In article .com,
Weatherlawyer writes:
On Oct 1, 7:45 am, " cupra" wrote:
Tudor Hughes wrote:
Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

lol - yep, every home could do with one on washing day!

You strong pegs?

Please explain.


I suspect that an "e" went AWOL and that "use strong pegs" was intended.
--
John Hall
"Honest criticism is hard to take,
particularly from a relative, a friend,
an acquaintance, or a stranger." Franklin P Jones

On Oct 2, 10:07 am, John Hall wrote:
In article .com,



Weatherlawyer writes:
On Oct 1, 7:45 am, " cupra" wrote:
Tudor Hughes wrote:
Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

lol - yep, every home could do with one on washing day!

You strong pegs?

Please explain.

I suspect that an "e" went AWOL and that "use strong pegs" was intended.

Or US strong pegs made of Buffaloes with horns for Mexicans?

On Oct 2, 6:23 am, Weatherlawyer wrote:
On Oct 1, 7:45 am, " cupra" wrote:

Tudor Hughes wrote:
Scroll down to about 18Z, 30 Sept, at

http://weather.noaa.gov/weather/current/SAVC.html

This place is on the coast at about 46°S. There is high ground (about
2500 ft) in the immediate hinterland and the Andes further west.
A good day to hang out the washing. Us strong pegs.

lol - yep, every home could do with one on washing day!

You strong pegs?

Please explain.

Typo. First time ever.

Tudor