It was warm when I was there. I saw a bit of rain here yesterday and the wind in chafiras
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I got up early to get the wheel off my trailer cos it said it was gonna piss down here but still no rain. I had a look on the weather radar and Luton has had some purple rain! Thats extremely heavy. Used to monsoons though the people of Luton.......
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Did that ebay fella go for the extra tyre then? 
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Dry and greyish 
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Bit of sunshine up here at last!
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dull and dry
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Same here. Grass looks longer.
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Bit grey up here...
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I just looked at the Galway web cam...it's feckin' pissing it down! Poor Dermo!
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didn't know there was a webcam there, That's the junction of Shop St, Mainguard St, and High Street. St Nicholas church is just out of view to the right. Couldn't tell you what religion it is but its an old building. That red pub is The King's Head, a great music venue but it is more rock/indy stuff though you sometimes get an impromptu session in the bar at the front. And yes, it's dull, dreary and drizzily here. 
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Cam and Trish, if you like your walks, there is a lovely one @ 2.5 miles long along the promenade in Salthill ( Galway Bay ) out to Mutton Island on a causeway. It's traditional to "kick the wall" in Blackrock ( the Salthill end of the walk) to signify you're finished. You'll see loads of walkers and runners doing this.
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Link to webcam There's 2 views. Shop St and High St. I think the cameras are on the same building.
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err depends on how easy it is lol.3rdforum wrote:Cam and Trish, if you like your walks, there is a lovely one @ 2.5 miles long along the promenade in Salthill ( Galway Bay ) out to Mutton Island on a causeway. It's traditional to "kick the wall" in Blackrock ( the Salthill end of the walk) to signify you're finished. You'll see loads of walkers and runners doing this.
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The Lone Ranger wrote:Link to webcam There's 2 views. Shop St and High St. I think the cameras are on the same building.
That Taaffes Bar ( Taff's) also does music, mostly folk/trad if memory serves. I'm not going to be that good telling you which spot does what kind of music as it might have changed in the ten years since I've been out in Galway. Taaffe's also does food, in particular homemade soup and homemade brown soda bread. Mmmmmm......
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Mermaid wrote:err depends on how easy it is lol.3rdforum wrote:Cam and Trish, if you like your walks, there is a lovely one @ 2.5 miles long along the promenade in Salthill ( Galway Bay ) out to Mutton Island on a causeway. It's traditional to "kick the wall" in Blackrock ( the Salthill end of the walk) to signify you're finished. You'll see loads of walkers and runners doing this.
It's completely flat Trish, though you are right beside Galway Bay so might be windy.
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Grey. Just printed some tickets for Tuesday.
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Warm and grey
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Not too bad up here...
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Grey but warm
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3 d's, dull, drab and drizzily
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We've got the sun! Eat your heart out you lot!
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Ney Ney and thrice ney, we have sun too
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