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  1. 6th November 2014, 07:41 AM #1
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    Predict the weather, the old fashioned way

    Some of you silver backs will know this, good old fashioned info. Bob


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    My method is old fashioned too. It's called a weather string.

    You nail a piece of string to a post (outside of cause) and by looking at it, you can tell what the weather is like....

    eg. If the string is wet.......it is raining.
    If the string is dry........it's fine.
    If the string is moving around.........it's windy.


    Simples, really!!!!
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    Quote Originally Posted by Ausfree View Post
    My method is old fashioned too. It's called a weather string.

    You nail a piece of string to a post (outside of cause) and by looking at it, you can tell what the weather is like....

    eg. If the string is wet.......it is raining.
    If the string is dry........it's fine.
    If the string is moving around.........it's windy.


    Simples, really!!!!

    Spoken by a man who never leaves home. Bob
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    Don't think I would place much stock in some of those theories.

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