I think it's going to be a fine day. At the moment looks overcast
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Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
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Down here, yes, BBM; not oop north though...Originally posted by Brassbandmaestro View PostComment
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It's just Grey upt'n'th....just grey....all grey man....all grey....bong chingComment
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As it is down here in the far south-west with dampness in the air.Originally posted by eighthobstruction View PostComment
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Quite nice here atm but still very windy. Long beech hedge isn't showing any green shoots yet, neither is apple tree,Comment
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no green shoots??....nor's the ecomony....just grey shoots man....just grey....bong chingComment
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Talking of apple trees,been listening to RVW songs in the car to and from work today.Originally posted by salymap View Post
Enjoy.
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I played this piece (here being taken a bit too fast for my taste) in the car when an ex-gf and I drove to Amberley in Sussex a few years back:
She commented that the place must have changed a great deal since Ireland lived there!
I'm not so sure, though. Look at these shots of and around the village as it is today - preferably with the sound down, I'd advise - pity the poster chose some bit of sub-Einaudi instead of my choice:
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Originally posted by EdgeleyRob View PostTalking of apple trees,been listening to RVW songs in the car to and from work today.
Enjoy.
lovely ER. I see you still enjoy the 'envelope' man I helped push into a lift.
BWS saly
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Wonderful S_A,yes,pity about the sountrack.Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostI played this piece (here being taken a bit too fast for my taste) in the car when an ex-gf and I drove to Amberley in Sussex a few years back:
She commented that the place must have changed a great deal since Ireland lived there!
I'm not so sure, though. Look at these shots of and around the village as it is today - preferably with the sound down, I'd advise - pity the poster chose some bit of sub-Einaudi instead of my choice:
http://www.youtube.com/watch?NR=1&v=...g&feature=fvwpComment
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Oh yes,his music has been part of my life for a very long time,almost as essential to my well being as air and water.Originally posted by salymap View Postlovely ER. I see you still enjoy the 'envelope' man I helped push into a lift. BWS saly
Glad to see you back in action Saly btw,take care.Comment
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Rock bottom awfulness in Ultima Thule - driving billows of fine, deeply soaking rain on fierce westerly, can't see the fells AT ALL, temp dropped like a stone in the last 12 hrs. Apparently 9C, actually in the wind more like 3C mid-afternoon too - in LATE April!!Comment
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Glorious sunshine here in southern New England and it's Earth Day to boot. Time to go outside and do a bit more clean up. The lawn is littered with twigs etc. from all the storms we had this winter. Another week and it will be time to get the mower out!Comment
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Glorious sunshine here in southern Old England tooOriginally posted by marthe View Post
A perfect Spring day... April in London, a gentle cooling breeze, quite warm sun. Blossom blossoming. Gorgeous.
"...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..."
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And big clumps of daffodils, planted by the council, are lasting well after a late start.
Next door neighbour, always one for flags, has festooned his bungalow with suitable stuff for St George's Day.
We stood in his front garden and misquoted from Shakespeare's Henry V. And why not?
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