Weather again! Dry but wet.

[SaligoBay]

Grauniad again, sorry, but it's just too easy. 

Article about the feared drought in France http://www.guardian.co.uk/france/story/0,11882,1459054,00.html

Strangely, Languedoc-Roussillon isn't officially affected, although it seems pretty crackly and arid to me!

And British weather experts say the summer will be wetter than usual in France.   Or maybe that's just wishful thinking on their part! 

As soon as the shops open, I'll stock up on bottled water!  Did you know that LeClerc's home delivery service have a limit on how much bottled water they'll deliver?   

Make what you will of it, and have a happy day.    

[opas]

Strangely enough I went in a couple of different supermarkets this morning and commented to mr O about the ammount of bottles of water in peoples trolleys

[Lizzie15]

"Did you know that LeClerc's home delivery service have a limit on how much bottled water they'll deliver?   "

Saligo Bay- I didn't know Leclerc had a home delivery service?Is it all Leclercs? Do you know the radius? Thanks

ps- it rained buckets here (sw dept 17) yesterday and is cold!The pool is always open by now but this year we're waiting another couple of weeks,brrrr....

 

 

[letrangere]

And British weather experts say the summer will be wetter than usual in France.   Or maybe that's just wishful thinking on their part!

It's merely a ploy to get people to stay at home in the only country on earth where it can rain for months on end yet still have hose pipe bans for much of each summer...  M

[Mpprh]

[quote]Grauniad again, sorry, but it's just too easy. Article about the feared drought in France http://www.guardian.co.uk/france/story/0,11882,1459054,00.html Strangely, Languedoc-Roussillon isn't of...[/quote]

Not so stupid the Grauniad.

It rained overnight, and still is consistently dropping.

As we've had only 8mm since November, the garden needs it.

Hmm .... I can almost see the grass growing, and a shady figure trying to start the lawn mower ...........

Peter