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Bigfoot_Mike

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #45 on: 20:18:07, 30/04/20 »
Waterproof legs gear test = passed.  People Count = zero (as predicted).
Did your legs scare everyone away Mel?  :D

Mel

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #46 on: 22:03:00, 30/04/20 »
Ooofff, deeply offended  ;D




Toxicbunny

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #47 on: 13:59:33, 01/05/20 »
Weve got hailstones up north. The sun has long gone. It's going to be a cold walk tonight  >:(

lostme1

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #48 on: 14:25:31, 01/05/20 »
Hail stones down south as well today.
These boots are made for walking.... so long as the rest of my body agrees

Bhod

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #49 on: 14:28:16, 01/05/20 »
Sunshine here in the North East (at the moment), just wish the wind would change direction as with it still coming in from the North Sea it is keeping temperatures down somewhat :(.
I travel not to go anywhere, but to go. I travel for travel's sake.

pdstsp

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #50 on: 14:56:44, 01/05/20 »
Sat in the office but the sky's blue, annoyingly.

strawy

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Re: Walking in the Rain
« Reply #51 on: 21:58:32, 01/05/20 »
I love walking in summer rain.  The feel of it.  The smell of it.  Even the smell of it as it hits tarmac.  The sound of it when it's absolutely pelting down in those big, fat bloblets.  I love getting absolutely soaked through to the skin in it.  Staring at the splishes it makes in puddles.  Walking through puddles. Frog spotting.  The noticeable silence of the birds.  Walking through woodland where the leaves break the fall of the rain, softening the noise to a gentle "sssssss".  Walking out of the other side of it and seeing a rainbow.  Feeling that odd, intensely humid heat that tells me there's more rain to come.  You know when the rain's properly stopped when the birds start singing again.  The ground steaming if it's been particularly hot beforehand.


Yes, there's something magical about walking in the rain.


It's just started to rain here now.  Soft rain.  Gentle rain.


Do I?  Don't I?
Perfectly said,made a vow that i,ll never moan to myself about getting soaked in the middle of nowhere again,if and when i get there  O0

 

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