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Murali Karthik

Craig

Craig

World Traveller
Richard said:
New Zealand's a bit closer to the Equator than England is, but generally overhead conditions are very similar. In fact, in recent years they've been far more extreme in New Zealand. Anyway, Wellington's more like north-west Scotland than anywhere else.
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Really? You visited Wellington?

Been there one day and it was a nice summer's day, then again, I have never been to north-west Scotland.
 
Richard

Richard

Cricket Web Staff Member
You get some nice days at Fort William in August, too. No-one ever believes it's possible, but really, you do.
I don't actually think Wellington is as cool or wet as Fort William, but they're two places that get a reputation for breezy conditions.
 
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