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I've caved and brought the washing in and stuck the dehu on for a couple of hours. According to the interactive map, we were supposed to stay dry until nearly 5pm. But there is a consistent 'mizzle' happening at the mo. Not heavy, and if you're standing out in it, it doesn't seem so bad, but the clothes were getting that fine 'mist' of damp to them, so I pulled everything in. It's not dry, but neither is it wet anymore, there has been value in putting it out on the line for a few hours. Apart from a couple of thicker socks, most things are dryish apart from collars and cuffs. I'll take that, with the weather forecast we've been given.
We did have a very brief burst of sunshine - nice to see, albeit it was of no use to the washing at that point - but it's been grey cloud for most of the day.
Onwards and upwards!
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