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Originally Posted by leggit
Sigh....1st of all let me say i've lived in southern england all my life (West Sussex) so i'm well aware of how it looks. you talk about colour as if its a fixed state. It's not it changes constantly. Colour or your perception of colour is determined by all sorts of factors; light weather the seasons time of day. You "remember" southern Britain as lush and green yes it can be, right now because we haven't had any rain in a few weeks its looking rather dry and sunburnt. the grass is all yellow and burnt etc. my point is what you think something should look like and what would be a more realistic depicition are sometimes very different...most people look but only a few see.
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Ditto, lived in Kent all my life, and besides from some of the evergreens and areas where there may be more precipitation, leggit is spot on. I mean, we've had really hot weather recently, and then the other day it rains and there's an absence of sunlight and bingo, the grass is already greener
