07-28-2015, 05:47 PM
(This post was last modified: 09-01-2022, 01:04 AM by Fearless Community.
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Fuuuuck that.
I'm telling you, once you leave England/Somewhere with 'normal' seasons, you're going to miss it.
Over here we just get a constant, humid 35°c. Granted: you get the occasional drought, or the monsoon season where you just get a little bit more of them torrential downpours. But it's all. The. Same.
At least the in the likes of the UK, you get leaves turning golden in autumn. You get short days and chilly breezes in winter. DID I MENTION YHE POSSIBILITY OF SNOW? Then the leaves start to change and you have lambs and shit being born. And then, in Summer, those glorious few days are so magical that you appreciate them that much more. 4 straight days of 20°c+ weather and there's the BBC: "HOLY GOD WE'RE HAVING A HEATWAVE!"
Yes, England is renowned for its pissy weather. But you can't deny that once the Summer term starts, nobody gives a shit. Everyone is in the 'summer' mood, and everyone goes outside more, and you can actually BRING OUT THE SUMMER CLOTHING.
Both the variety and rarity of British summers is what makes those few days which earn that year the title of "England's hottest summer on record yet!" so fantastical.
I'm telling you, once you leave England/Somewhere with 'normal' seasons, you're going to miss it.
Over here we just get a constant, humid 35°c. Granted: you get the occasional drought, or the monsoon season where you just get a little bit more of them torrential downpours. But it's all. The. Same.
At least the in the likes of the UK, you get leaves turning golden in autumn. You get short days and chilly breezes in winter. DID I MENTION YHE POSSIBILITY OF SNOW? Then the leaves start to change and you have lambs and shit being born. And then, in Summer, those glorious few days are so magical that you appreciate them that much more. 4 straight days of 20°c+ weather and there's the BBC: "HOLY GOD WE'RE HAVING A HEATWAVE!"
Yes, England is renowned for its pissy weather. But you can't deny that once the Summer term starts, nobody gives a shit. Everyone is in the 'summer' mood, and everyone goes outside more, and you can actually BRING OUT THE SUMMER CLOTHING.
Both the variety and rarity of British summers is what makes those few days which earn that year the title of "England's hottest summer on record yet!" so fantastical.
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