Spring has sprung but the family looks like it's dressed for winter. Does this mean that the Australian translation of the English word of "Spring" is "slightly less freezing than before"? Or are you guys typical Sydneysiders who require 4 layers of clothing if the temperature drops below 20 degrees centigrade?
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Beautiful isn't it? I'm glad you had a good day out in Wiltshire.
Yes, but I'll tell you what - that local accent is thick as anything, isn't it?
Came across some Wilts natives did you? Oooh arrrr!
The trouble is that my kids (especially my daughter) are beginning to sound like that.
Spring has sprung but the family looks like it's dressed for winter. Does this mean that the Australian translation of the English word of "Spring" is "slightly less freezing than before"? Or are you guys typical Sydneysiders who require 4 layers of clothing if the temperature drops below 20 degrees centigrade?
You know it is spring in England because the rain is warmer...
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