goldust40

As usual, it's bloody ting down here in London town today.

Night all.

Might be getting a brief respite from the monsoon in the Smoke...

It's grim up North (London).

It is here I rescind my earlier comment. It was absolutely down a short while ago.

It's not raining!!!!!

Nobody, I assume.

Live in Reading work in Henley. I have to change at Twyford. Didcot through to Paddington has been heavily affected. I had to get picked up by colleague this morning, checked National Rail and every train just said "Cancelled" next to it. Bloody hell. Wasn't Henley, like nearby Marlow, heavily affected by the Thames flooding? Me and the family occasionally go to that neck of the woods for a brief holiday break. From the aerial pictures, both towns seem to be having problems. Have to say, I always assumed this would happen at some point.

Where are you based, Chris? You're not near any flood areas, are you?

And top of the morning to all.

Getting tired of all this friggin' rain. Enough already, dammit.

Hall's hwell.

Hevening Hall.

Scarce first issue of an underrated run that had some excellent Heath covers.

3 Atlas pre-hero JIMs arrived super-fast and were all as described! An A1 seller.

Three horror masters plus a good cover. (thumbs u

Greetings Salutations Exhortations.

Buenos dias, muchachos.

Off to the fartsac, as they say.

Good evening, padawan.

Bloody windy out there.

That's not something Brits could cope with.

Wotcher!

Evening all!