It's chucking it down here in Dorset......thunder lightning rain bouncing off the turf like there no tomorrow.
Watching the golf from Liverpool brillent sunshine.
So peeps whats it like where you are is it on its way up to Liverpool?
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The Sound of Thunder
Well, the weather has finally broken in the South.
We have thunder, lightening, the whole works and for me, I reckon it’s wonderful.
I have just been standing in the warm rain looking at the light show feeling just totally amazing and getting totally drenched. The experience of the warm fresh rain and watching is totally exhilarating for me.
However, I realise that we all don’t like the same things and it occurred to me how many people I know that are frightened of thunder and lightening.
Would this stop people from standing in the rain – do you need to find the nearest table and run for cover? How do people react when we hear the roll of thunder in the distance?
We have thunder, lightening, the whole works and for me, I reckon it’s wonderful.
I have just been standing in the warm rain looking at the light show feeling just totally amazing and getting totally drenched. The experience of the warm fresh rain and watching is totally exhilarating for me.
However, I realise that we all don’t like the same things and it occurred to me how many people I know that are frightened of thunder and lightening.
Would this stop people from standing in the rain – do you need to find the nearest table and run for cover? How do people react when we hear the roll of thunder in the distance?
Quote by Darkfire
on the car bonnet somewhere in the derbyshire peaks... it drowns out the ohhhhhh fuck yessss bit and adds a little theatrical impact..... :twisted:
Right thats it Dark - I'm moving north to roam the wild's of Derbyshire looking for an occupied bonnet................ :twisted:
Orgasminator
currently peeing down with thunder and lightning in Maidstone, Love watching lightning flashes in an dark sky me.
Normally I love thunder and lightening but when it was directly over head at 6 am this morning waking the whole house up, I'm not so keen 
It was so bad that the whole street was up (apart from Ian) watching the rain pour down the street and flood across the road.
So, love watching it but not when I am trying to sleep :roll:
It was so bad that the whole street was up (apart from Ian) watching the rain pour down the street and flood across the road.
So, love watching it but not when I am trying to sleep :roll:
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Quote by Shireen_Mids
The breeze has taken a definate cooler feel hasn't it Goose?? I am watching for the rain drops as I have washing on the line :lol2:
Yes it has. Just had a breez down my neck oooh bliss.
Quote by Shireen_Mids
I love watching a thunder storm.... It can be a little scary when you are in a caravan though :scared: :lol2:
Same here. Actualy took a photo of a bolt of lightning when i went camping in GT Yarmouth a cple of years ago.
Sex God
Thunder, lightening, rain, strong winds and hail stones here
Quote by Manolishi
I have just been standing in the warm rain looking at the light show feeling just totally amazing and getting totally drenched. The experience of the warm fresh rain and watching is totally exhilarating for me.
However, I realise that we all don’t like the same things and it occurred to me how many people I know that are frightened of thunder and lightening.
We had one of those "flash flood" type downpours earlier.
I rushed out to cover the kebab stand, but when I got out there, I slowed down and took my time. It was very warm rain, but still refreshing.
A little later HLB came back from the dining room saying she'd closed the patio doors as it was raining in.
I went for a look and for some reason couldn't resist the temptation to open the door and ease her back through it into the warm rain.
Of course, I followed.
But it was more of a giggly, laughy, squeeeealy thing than a passionate, bend her over the patio table; or stand leaning against the garage side doors sort of thing where you feel the warm rain running over and down your bodies as you entwine holding each other closely and firmly feeling the contrast . . . . . . .
STOP IT ! ! ! ! !
