I know my title sounds a bit daft but I am glad in a a way.
We are away for the first time at the moment in our camper and it's pouring down.
I have been worried about how water proof the cabin and awning is having only testing the cabin with hose on the drive and not the awning.
Before I went to bed I covered the telly and electrics with bags just in case.
I woke this morning and everywhere was bone dry except for a small part of awning the size of 50p piece where I think some bird mess had landed.
Quote: Originally posted by sunshinetours on 12/4/2012
Good news - enjoy it now!
Can;t beat the sound of rain on canvas - its quite therapeutic I think!
Having, over the years, had tents and then trailer tents, we then moved onto campervans and caravans.
In 2010 we bought a folding camper and the first time it rained during the night, we suddenly realised what we had been missing in all those intervening tin roof days and nights. The beautiful sound of rain on a canvas roof.
Its just one of "those" sounds Lobey. I would also class sound of the sea, babbling brook or stream, and the sounds of children laughing in teh distance all in same category - they just make you smile and think all is well with the world!
That's why we go to the continent for six/seven weeks in July/August ... so as to get some summer!!
We usually get a good spell in May, then again in September ...
In between is pot luck! 1983 was a good summer!!
Mind you ... rain on the canvas can sound like distant lambeg drums!!