Early Spring Bits and Bobs.

[Primrose]

That will probably give the chickens soggy bottoms! Guess that will take a while to dry out.
Probably a good drying day for outside washing if you could guarantee your items would not get ripped off and blown away.

[robo]

That's part of the problem the chicken run very rarely dries out but the straw keeps the chickens out of most of the mud

[Diane]

A pallet or two would create a dry patch.

[robo]

I've got part of it covered in ply or duck boards ,part of it has a visqueen cover to give them protection from rain this is as well as an 8 x 6 shed which has four laying box's in but chickens like scratching holes so part of it is just heavy clay with old tree roots mixed in

[Stephen]

Duckboards? But they aren't ducks,!

[Primrose]

If this wet weather continues they will be turning into ducks !

[oldherbaceous]

Next week is going to be very pleasant and the growing season can commence.....

[tigerburnie]

We have snow forecast for tomorrow.

[Stephen]

Next week is going to be very pleasant and the growing season can commence

I do hope so!

[oldherbaceous]

Trust me everyone....

[Geoff]

Guess this isn't too far from you tiger?

https://www.beechgrove.co.uk/Live-Beechgrove-Weather

[robo]

Another day of strong winds and heavy rain , I think I left it to late to build my ark

[Monika]

38mm rain so far today and it's still chucking down ..... Well, after such a dry February and January, it will be good for the trees to have a supply of moisture when the leaves appear.

[alan refail]

Much less wind and rain here than was forecast. Just checked the propagators: one tomato through yesterday, eighteen this afternoon. Joy increased by the knowledge that tomorrow onwards will be be fine and warm for quite some time. I think I can use the word Spring again.

[Geoff]

Much less wind and rain here than was forecast

Wish I could say the same, 88kph (54.68mph) wind and just short of 42mm (1.65") rain and still quite a bit of the day left.