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Hi rainwear people

I have finally done it, plucked up the courage to post on the website
I have always visited the website everyday for as long as I know, just to get a look at the latest pictures or videos, and have a read of the discussions
Yes I'm a 40 something living in the south east and have from my childhood, worn and loved the feel of rainwear. From cagoules to macs I adore them all, I wear them as often as I can, on the train, in the car and always have a rucksack with my emergency raingear ready to use
Hope my introduction was acceptable, and would like to post some of my thoughts and experiences in the future

Anotherraincoat

Welcome - would love to chat sometime - feel free to pm me

Welcome!

Welcome to the forum and thanks for posting here!!

Anotherraincoat wrote:Hi rainwear people

I have finally done it, plucked up the courage to post on the website
I have always visited the website everyday for as long as I know, just to get a look at the latest pictures or videos, and have a read of the discussions
Yes I'm a 40 something living in the south east and have from my childhood, worn and loved the feel of rainwear. From cagoules to macs I adore them all, I wear them as often as I can, on the train, in the car and always have a rucksack with my emergency raingear ready to use
Hope my introduction was acceptable, and would like to post some of my thoughts and experiences in the future

Anotherraincoat

Welcome to the forum. I come from the Nylon Mac / Pakamac generation of kids who was persuaded to wear my nylon mac by my mother until i was 18.

Good times!

annabell-cagoule wrote:Good times!

In some respects yes they were. But at the time....

Having 3 sisters,i was told to wear a pvc mac in the 70s

rubbermac wrote:Having 3 sisters,i was told to wear a pvc mac in the 70s

By your sisters?

They were hand me downs,my mother told me to wear one as we couldnt afford new coats,they were just pennys in Woolworths at the time.