X Certificate – Weather!
The Alphabe is almost at the end again (where do the weeks go?) and we are faced with the dreaded letter ‘X’. I’m glad I’m not one of those letters that no-one likes! Anyway, I had a think and will share a very quick one with you – the weather!
As everyone knows we Brits love talking about it. We’re never satisfied with what we see out of the window. It’s either too hot, cold, wet or dry! Well in this case it was disgusting!
It was February so I suppose it is not that unusual. However, Sidmouth a wonderful town in Devon (well worth a visit), is known to be a ‘beach’ holiday for families but this was the picture in August last year!
I’m sure you’ll agree that the weather in these pictures deserve an ‘X’ Certificate!
Pop over to Jenny Matlock’s Grand blog to see some more Xcellent posts!
Oooh, dreamy, stay-at-home weather.
We get so little rain here that when we do people can’t even drive. Everyone goes about 12 miles an hour and gawks at puddles!
What a beautifully quaint place. It reminds me very much of our visits to the Oregon coast!
Thanks for sharing your Xcellent X link!
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I like those photos, especially the first one.
Julia–I think the town looks quaint.
Wow that is some pretty stormy weather. We have our fair share of rain up here in scotland but I don’t live near the water. x
Whoa, that weather definitely deserves a X certificate! Those waves indeed look very threatening! I hope you were able to stay dry!
Yes, a big X certificate – and while you’re at it you could make one up for Victoria, which welcomed summer in time to wave ‘hello’ to fall.
Oh, that village is so pretty, even in the rain! !
Is that the moon in the first photo? It is simply fabulous! Tucson could have used that rain!
My grandparents always used to go to Sidmouth for their summer holidays, I never saw photos like these, but living by the sea I have seen days like that. They make me shiver with cold 🙂
I love the look and atmosphere of these pictures and would like nothing better than to walk into one of them and experience that weather firsthand.
I know. I’m crazy.
=)
This really doesn’t look like great beach weather. It looks more like stay in the house and read weather.
No matter where we live, it seems the weather is always a topic of dicussion. None of us are happy when the conditions are to Xtreme, but ooo what xtraordinarily interesting elements this brings to ones photos such as yours. Thanks for playing Alphabe-Thursday with the rest of the class! =D
Today’s post…
X is for
Have a good Thursday!
Cathy Kennedy,
Children’s Author, “The Tale of Ole Green Eyes”
It may have been foul weather, but the pictures still look beautiful in an eerie and romantic sort of way. I guess that’s easy for me to say from my warm chair and less easy to accept if you were expecting a summer holiday on the beach!