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Posted by: hazel_eyes Tuesday 13th May 2008, 4:16pm

Whew! What a scorcher. I managed to turn slightly red from staying out yapping to friends for too long. Slightly Ouch.

Another busy weekend. Aikido practice in the morning - think I lost about half a stone in sweat, it got a bit hot by 1pm. I was out with friends Saturday night, then Sunday we ambled over to a friends house after watching some archery. Its a bit more interesting shooting than it was watching. Our friends weren't far away so we went over to them and played with their 24 week old bull mastiff puppy, who is absolutely gorgeous, and watched the fish.

Unfortunately it was the hottest part of the day and even though it's May, 2 hrs was more than enough to turn exposed skin a pretty shade of lobster. Luckily it wasn't too bad, but it was close to being painful I think!

Driving Freelanders with Sunburn

Now, that doesn't sound like fun. Imagine what all the bumps and ruts would do, even with the Freelander's state of the art technology I imagine it'd be a tad uncomfortable. I'm glad I've got another couple of weeks for mine to fade.

No doubt the weather will be back to normal by then anyway, but that'll make the LandRover experience all the more fun!

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