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....I hope Caliban got a dry day today....it seemed to be important to him....
"...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..."
....at this moment i have the middle finger of my right hand suspended in my hot cup of tea....it having gone numb white due to how cold it is up here....
....at this moment i have the middle finger of my right hand suspended in my hot cup of tea....it having gone numb white due to how cold it is up here....
At least the day-long heavy rain that was forecast for today earlier in the week hasn't appeared - drizzle all morning and now overcast and bitterly cold.
[FONT=Comic Sans MS][I][B]Numquam Satis![/B][/I][/FONT]
Apparently there was a vivid Red Sky In Morning here in London today, (I was tucked up!) That would normally presage a wet day - bad weather advancing from the west - but in this instance the front approached, and then got pushed back to whence it came by a high pressure build-up to the east, which is expected to give us 4-5 days of cold north-easterlies everywhere. A similar weather set-up in July or August would likely have produced violent thunderstorms all the way from Cornwall through Wales and up to the west of Scotland, so that's a relief, knowing that!
I have too much time on my hands today. I was idly looking at Google Maps and found two circles to the east of Denver, Colorado. They must be fields irrigated by a rotating sprinkler. Going in closer was surprising:
I had been looking for this which I had spotted some time ago.
Any guesses what it is? (No, not a prototype Coke can).
I would imagine it's some sort of test track as it's very flat terrain, a close up reveals some industrial type buildings on the left?
Are you spending this cold (it's not much above 5° here) afternoon faffing around with maps rather than getting a delicious meal ready for Mrs. Flay when she returns from work?
I had been looking for this which I had spotted some time ago.
Any guesses what it is? (No, not a prototype Coke can).
I have just sent you a 'Not Safe For The Forum' PM....
"...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..."
I would imagine it's some sort of test track as it's very flat terrain, a close up reveals some industrial type buildings on the left?
Yes indeed - a test track for a proposed "People Mover" autonomous transit system formerly under development by Otis Transportation Technology Division (TTD) in the mid- to late 1980s near the Denver area. It has been abandoned since the early 1990s.
Are you spending this cold (it's not much above 5° here) afternoon faffing around with maps rather than getting a delicious meal ready for Mrs. Flay when she returns from work?
Too right. She's on her way home and nothing is done. I think we'll go out tonight for a meal!
And down by here too! Twas only 2.5° when I went out this morning, crept up to just under 6° now but take off two degrees for windchill ..... Brrr!! The main road into Llanidloes was blocked yesterday morning by snow! Today it's just grey and forecast to stay that way.... I think things are due to improve on the warmth front from midweek onwards.
(I do hope Flay's romantic gesture to disguise his laziness resulted in a nice meal out last night rather than a telling-off. )
Edit: forgot to say, the eclipse on the 20th is to be covered live on BBC from 9am - just in case anyone cannot be bothered to go outside to see it!!
And down by here too! Twas only 2.5° when I went out this morning, crept up to just under 6° now but take off two degrees for windchill ..... Brrr!! The main road into Llanidloes was blocked yesterday morning by snow! Today it's just grey and forecast to stay that way.... I think things are due to improve on the warmth front from midweek onwards.
(I do hope Flay's romantic gesture to disguise his laziness resulted in a nice meal out last night rather than a telling-off. )
Edit: forgot to say, the eclipse on the 20th is to be covered live on BBC from 9am - just in case anyone cannot be bothered to go outside to see it!!
At least I be able to watch it on iplayer! I'll be busy at work all day that day! Ah March 27th!! End of term!!
Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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