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Weather thread 2011


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Last year was great but hard work and very dangerous when drinking all day. I find not being able to sit down on the ground when you need to collaspe the worst thing when muddy. There is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing.. :ph34r:

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Last year was great but hard work and very dangerous when drinking all day. I find not being able to sit down on the ground when you need to collaspe the worst thing when muddy. There is no such thing as bad weather, just the wrong clothing.. :ph34r:

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Yes, last year was too hot for me as well! I just had to find shade all the time! And to be honest I got more filthy with the dust than I do when it's muddy. As long as you have the right clothes it isn't that bad! At the end of the day it is a farm - you would expect some mud!

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What we saying then? Looking better then it was a couple of days ago? I don't understand why people are judging what the weathers going to be like next weekend on how it is today where they are. I'll post an update of how the ground is looking on Tuesday. Let's keep things positive please, remember NFR NFC!

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