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p38arover



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Always cold in London?

I've recently discovered the TV show New Tricks and have noticed in every episode, the actors always put on an overcoat when they leave the office. Surely it can't be cold all the time. **

I've never owned an overcoat, there's never been any need for one, so I have no idea if they actually keep one warm. Surely there'd be a draught up the skirt. Laughing

** It wasn't cold when I holidayed in London, Devon, and Cornwall in Sept 2014. Ron B. VK2OTC
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maybe they did all the filming in the winter period..... ... - .- -.




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Depends on time of day & time of year - during winter, and early morning/late evening during some of spring/autumn, you'd wear a coat.

BTW, London is one of the warmer parts of the UK....

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Whistle just because you only have 2 seasons..Hot and Wet, and no concept of what Snow is.........

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Not all Snow can be snorted..... but it doesn't stop some from trying.....



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I think it might be because all the actors are geriatrics and feel the cold these days. Half of them look as though they should be dead. Very Happy

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p38arover



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Geriatrics like your avatar?



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Maybe they filmed in winter when there are fewer tourists? Very Happy

miggit wrote:
Whistle just because you only have 2 seasons..Hot and Wet,


Hot, yes, in Spring and Summer. Wet? No. I do wish we'd get rain more often. Sometimes we can go for many weeks without it. In summer, we sometimes get (where I am) really heavy rainstorms which may last 30 minutes and dump a lot of water. Admittedly, if it rained more often, I might need to carry waterproof gear when riding my motorbike.

Oh, loved the dog pic. Smile Ron B. VK2OTC
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Whistle I thought that the weather cycle was hot Smile, hotter Very Happy, fire Shocked , flood Shocked Big Cry and so on.. I think Tasmania gets snow in places but it's not the norm out there.... Although it does happen in the strangest of places... Kenya in December 110 in the shade, and snow on Mount Kenya Shocked Yesterday I couldn't spell Engineer... Today I are one!
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Re our weather, you might just be right! Laughing

We actually do have winter snowfields at Thredbo, about 500km south of Sydney. There are more further south in Victoria. Ron B. VK2OTC
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"about 500km south of Sydney"

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p38arover



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Nah, just before you get to the State border.

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