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lost another 12m x 6m roof used for judging a few weeks ago,outside has been stripped (no small task) in preparation of tonights gentle breeze!

Raincoat and a cap does the trick for me... but Im tight!

BBQFanatic wrote:Raincoat and a cap does the trick for me... but Im tight!

Sadly so are most of my clothes

how did everybody's gardens do in the storm??

I lost 4 fence panels but gained a trampoline or shall I say our neighbours trampoline flew through 2 fence panels and mounted our trampoline. luckily my smoker is down the side of the house and was all safely tucked under a sheet.

Swindon_Ed wrote:I just get wet

Me too

def some food for thought here, my back garden is getting remodeled soon. Might have to get a little shelter for my smoker.

I only have a tiny back garden though.

slatts wrote:how did everybody's gardens do in the storm??

I lost 4 fence panels but gained a trampoline or shall I say our neighbours trampoline flew through 2 fence panels and mounted our trampoline. luckily my smoker is down the side of the house and was all safely tucked under a sheet.

I take it you've got buyers for you litter of trampets ?

Sunday night I had the BBQ trapped between the house, fence and back of the van using the tailgate and rear doors as an added shelter ... you just gotta love the Chevy Astro and their dutch doors for that very reason

What Storm!!

It missed us entirely, should have left everything up....

I finally took the garden umbrella down for the winter, but that is all. Had a lot of rain, but no evidence of any wind around here sufficient to do damage.