People sometimes write from a place saying "It's raining, what can I do?" I suppose one does as elsewhere... but perhaps also wise, in booking, to look at the street or town and ask that question before leaving home.
I take the liberty of quoting here as there a few remarkable words by someone else. That person replied to say he had laboured long over those words and that he, not in England, thought it summed up a standard day in England. Shakespeare might have been pleased to use these words in quotes below.
This was last year.https:/…Early September slightly more heated with tourists. The decline and fall of Roman temperatures more evident in October.
A****, I bow and congratulate on such a beautiful triple negative:
"But never was it uncomfortable when not raining."
You can arrive without an umbrella S****i. If a rain shower begins there will be someone on a corner to sell you an elegant collapsing umbrella at tiny price.
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