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Message # 68732.1.1.1.1

Subject: I guess "warm" is a relative term!

Date: Wed 09/11/16 22:09:04 GMT

Name: jollywetfellow

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You'll have me thinking your country is Nepal, with your talk about "cold" temperatures at present! I have clicked on red blobs all over the map of India on the World Met Organisation website http://www.worldweather.org/en/home.html and not found one place, outside the Himalaya foothills, which has a forecast daytime temperature for the next few days below the high twenties centigrade - that would be a "heatwave" in the UK! Even Shimla is getting 21C, which would be warm enough for plenty of wetlook here (though admittedly at that temperature few Brits would willingly go out without protection if it was raining). I guess it depends what you're used to!

As for beaches in the UK, look at my pics on Flickr, taken over the last few summers, for an idea of what each is like: https://www.flickr.com/photos/105715846@N06/ The letter before the number (in the place where I'm supposed to have put a description) tells you what place it is; in order of appearance they are B=Bournemouth, L=Littlehampton, Wy=Weymouth, A=Ayr (Scotland), Sc=Scarborough, M=Margate, S=Southend, BI=Barry Island (Wales), W=Weston-super-Mare. [You might be amused by pic B68, near the end, by the way] Brighton is also good, but I have never liked it personally because the large, steeply sloping stones on the beach are exhausting to walk about on; same applies to Portsmouth (also good but exhausting); in Wales I have also found Porthcawl and Tenby to be good; Blackpool used to be but less so now, Skegness likewise; the various beaches around Newcastle and Portobello ("Edinburgh's beach") I have found to be good. East Anglia beaches I have never found to have much wetlook, though I believe that Wetbrian went to Lowestoft and Great Yarmouth a lot; likewise Devon and Cornwall are mostly too middle class for wetlook.

Are you thinking of coming to Britain next summer, then?

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Re:advantage of being an inhabitant in a tropical country

By hazzazbin - hazzazbin@gmail.com Wed 09/11/16 16:44:11 GMT

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Well, firstly, people here are talking about warm weather and wetlook. However, a November in my country is not warm, its cold. People dont like to get wet in the rain this time of the year. If someone did, that means she genuine love for wetlook. And that day, she is not the only girl I have seen getting wet, rather I have seen 10 more girls on the road doing the same thing. The only difference is, she is the only one who's got an umbrella and still getting wet,

Now, the question is, is it not possible to see wet girls in this time of the year (winter). Yah it is, because the beach area is really warm and lot of people (one time I counted 1239 girls in a day) get wet.

During summer it is better to go to water park because it possible to see 500-600 wet girls in one day.

And about clothing, a good number of girls get wet in indian clothes but t-shirt, skirt, leggings, jeans are not uncommon here anyways.

Can you send me the name of the UK beaches where you can see wetlook girls in summer.

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Hazzaz

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Re:advantage of being an inhabitant in a tropical country

By jollywetfellow - Tue 08/11/16 23:31:45 GMT

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Given how enthusiastically British Indians get wet in the British summer; the number of pics of Indians in wet clothes in India to be found on Flickr, etc; and indeed your own comments in post 66272.7.1.1.1.1.2, Hazzaz; the only surprising thing about your story is that one of the girls actually possessed an umbrella! At this time of year I'm envious, no doubt about it, but I know that when the warm weather comes back to Britain in 6 months time there will be many more different races, getting wet in different clothes, than I think you will find in India: https://www.flickr.com/photos/105715846@N06/

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Re:advantage of being an inhibitant in a tropical country

By wetimer - wetimer@zoho.com Tue 08/11/16 21:02:23 GMT

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You are confirming what I long suspected. I mean, after all, there is far more wetlook to observe in the UK during the summer when it is warm and people (non wetlookers) don't mind getting wet so much.

Even so, it just goes to make me jealous!

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advantage of being an inhibitant in a tropical country

By hazzaz - hazzazbin@gmail.com Sun 06/11/16 03:40:36 GMT

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One of the good thing of staying in a tropical country is that you can see a lot of wetlook things which are uncommon and cannot be seen in any websites or internet.

Like today, its raining the whole day and seen a lot of girls getting wet. However, one time when I was walking in the road with an umbrella, saw this two girls, really nicely clothed (indian). They have only umbrella. But rather then sharing, one girl decided not to use it and start walking in the rain. The other girl tried to get a vehicle but the girl stopped it and said that she likes the weather. Then they just walked 30 minutes in the rain - one under umbrella and the other in the rain. I guess you dont see that kind of free spirit usually.

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