Thunderball wrote: » Well today is the last day of summer 11, How was it for you? Is it one you will remember for years to come ? I think it was a bit of a forgettable summer tbh
Thunderball wrote: » Well today is the last day of summer 11,
Fizman wrote: » End of May/early June I spent in Cuba with a mate of mine and without doubt it blew away every other holiday we've been on. The day after returning I had a 3 night stag in Dingle on the June bank hol weekend and it was the best weekend of the summer without doubt (weather wise too). That wedding was on 6 weeks later and turned out to be the 2nd best weekend of weather! The weekend after that was another mates stag in Liverpool. Had something on every other weekend in June/July as well.The one downside was that this incredible French Canadian girl I met in Cuba was trying to come over at the end of July to visit, but couldn't for several reasons. However, the good times hopefully aren't over yet as I'm very close to booking flights to Montreal to go there for the second half of September.
westendgirlie wrote: » Is this wrong?
westendgirlie wrote: » I thought the seasons were.... Dec, Jan,Feb = Winter Mar, Apr, May = Spring Jun, Jul, Aug = Summer Sep, Oct, Nov = Autumn Is this wrong?
mikemac wrote: » yes
CardBordWindow wrote: » August is the first month of Autumn. You're a tad late to be mentioning the end of summer!
mikemac wrote: » May, June, July is summer
Scanlas The 2nd wrote: » Thread title should be bye bye first month of Autumn.
Fizman wrote: » I have to say it's actually been one of my better ones. End of May/early June I spent in Cuba with a mate of mine and without doubt it blew away every other holiday we've been on. The day after returning I had a 3 night stag in Dingle on the June bank hol weekend and it was the best weekend of the summer without doubt (weather wise too). That wedding was on 6 weeks later and turned out to be the 2nd best weekend of weather! The weekend after that was another mates stag in Liverpool. Had something on every other weekend in June/July as well.The one downside was that this incredible French Canadian girl I met in Cuba was trying to come over at the end of July to visit, but couldn't for several reasons. However, the good times hopefully aren't over yet as I'm very close to booking flights to Montreal to go there for the second half of September.
wikipedia wrote: In Ireland, the autumn months according to the national meteorological service, Met Éireann, are September, October and November.[5] However, according to the Irish Calendar which is based on ancient Celtic traditions, autumn lasts throughout the months of August, September, and October, or possibly a few days later, depending on tradition.