If this is your first visit, be sure to
check out the FAQ by clicking the
link above. You may have to register
before you can post: click the register link above to proceed. To start viewing messages,
select the forum that you want to visit from the selection below.
I'm truly sorry to hear of your weather down south. Today in Drumnadrochit we have blue skies and bright sunlight - at the moment, anyway. Come winter I'll be looking for commiserations from all you southernites.
Depends what kind of deal Wee Eck tries to cut regarding an independent Scotland's weather, alycidon
I'm truly sorry to hear of your weather down south. Today in Drumnadrochit we have blue skies and bright sunlight - at the moment, anyway. Come winter I'll be looking for commiserations from all you southernites.
Good for you! Enjoy it!
Pouring down here and, yes, dark. Feel so sorry for all the people who work to put on the Notting Hill Carnival... The buzzing summer atmos will be a washout this year, I fear...
"...the isle is full of noises,
Sounds and sweet airs, that give delight and hurt not.
Sometimes a thousand twangling instruments
Will hum about mine ears, and sometime voices..."
Sorry to hear about all the weather woes in the south. Here, it's as sunny and bright a day as it is in Drumnadrochit - though it's not particularly warm.
Still, there will no doubt be plenty of heat - if not much light - produced this evening.
BBC1 in Scotland, but BBC2 in England for reasons obscure to me, but no doubt clear to the BBC.
It's that typical August Bank Holiday rain here: the sort of very fine drizzle that has you soaked in seconds. It's also dark, cold and overcast with a pretty fierce wind blowing. In short a thoroughly dismal day.
Been clearing my late mother's effects this morning but it's a daunting and sad task. You can accumulate an awful lot of stuff in 84 years!
"The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
It's that typical August Bank Holiday rain here: the sort of very fine drizzle that has you soaked in seconds. It's also dark, cold and overcast with a pretty fierce wind blowing. In short a thoroughly dismal day.
Been clearing my late mother's effects this morning but it's a daunting and sad task. You can accumulate an awful lot of stuff in 84 years!
Coincidentally, I have been having a major tidy up - delayed because it seems such a shame to waste valuable summer sunshine when it affords itself, along with all that free Vitamin D. Besides which, what else is there to do on a dull wet August Bank Holiday than sort out long ouststanding stuff and have a major clean up. How sad though that the last BH before Christmas has to be on the wettest day for quite some time, especially for the Notting Hill carnivallers.
I once got stuck on the Metropolitan line with two heavy suitcases on this particular Monday. Travelling west from Liverpool Street to Paddington the tube was so jam-packed I had to wait until Ladbrook Grove, where I alighted, descended the stairs, explained my plight to an understanding member of staff, and transferred to the opposte platform, just managing to make it in time for my designated train back to the West Country.
Comment