Don't let the weather put you off!
If you’ve ever tried writing in the rain you’ll know it’s nigh on impossible. Wet paper equals pulped prose. Just ask anyone who’s bawled their eyes out whilst writing love poetry to H from Steps. Failing that, ask anyone who works outside. Paper and rain just don’t get along. Unless of course the paper in question is
Rite in the Rain all-weather writing paper.
Developed way back in the 1920s, this 100% recyclable paper is a patented substrate created for use in
soggy outdoor writing situations. Just use a pencil or an all-weather pen – hey presto, no more squelchy scribblings, wet words or smudged sentences. (Bad alliteration will still look decidedly wet).
All Weather Journal
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Spiral-bound |
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64 ruled pages |
Ideal for note-taking nature lovers, rainforest-based sketchers, melancholy letter writers, bored cross-channel swimmers and anyone who lives in rain-sodden Blighty, Rite in the Rain paper is available in two forms: the
Field Bound Book with 160 squared-paper pages or the spiral-bound
All Weather Journal with 64 ruled pages. C’mon, don’t be wet, get ordering!
Field Bound Book
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Hard bound spine |
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160 squared-paper pages |
