Nice run to Crawley

Mazza

Mazza

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Had a great run up to Crawley in the Zed today to watch Crawley v Mansfield. Like a Mediterranean summer today in Sussex
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Better weather than when Crawley went to Mansfield .
 
I flew into Heathrow yesterday afternoon from Bahrain and the skies were clear. I drove home to Cornwall in lovely weather, it was like mid summer
 
Mazza said:
Had a great run up to Crawley in the Zed today to watch Crawley v Mansfield. Like a Mediterranean summer today in Sussex
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Better weather than when Crawley went to Mansfield .
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Not a bad result either, especially if you're a Crawley fan
 
mwpe said:
How did it compare with Bahrain? :)
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Bahrain was 38 degrees when I arrived at 8pm last Sunday night, and daytime temperatures were 41-42 degrees. The air was still, with no breeze at all and I was struggling to breathe when I had to do a 20 minute outside job. I spent most of my time in an air conditioned building so I was ok but I was glad to come home.

I drove home to Cornwall in a balmy 16 degrees.

We're going to Portugal for a holiday next weekend but as much as I like warm weather I'm glad the temperatures will stay below 30 degrees.
 
Jack Ratt said:
Bahrain was 38 degrees when I arrived at 8pm last Sunday night, and daytime temperatures were 41-42 degrees. The air was still, with no breeze at all and I was struggling to breathe when I had to do a 20 minute outside job.


And where’s the next world cup.....next door to Bahrain in Qatar. It will be bad enough for the supporters let alone the players :eek:
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Jack Ratt said:
Bahrain was 38 degrees when I arrived at 8pm last Sunday night, and daytime temperatures were 41-42 degrees. The air was still, with no breeze at all and I was struggling to breathe when I had to do a 20 minute outside job. I spent most of my time in an air conditioned building so I was ok but I was glad to come home.

I drove home to Cornwall in a balmy 16 degrees.

We're going to Portugal for a holiday next weekend but as much as I like warm weather I'm glad the temperatures will stay below 30 degrees.
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I remember it well, I spent all of 1965 there. :thumbsup:
 
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