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Originally posted by aka Calum Da Jazbo View Poston this map it has not crossed the channel [yet]
afraid i find the bbc/met office combo somewhat less than accurate lately ...
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Originally posted by mangerton View PostUnfortunately, the air con is blasting out so much cold air I've had to put on a jersey."The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
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amateur51
Cloudy build-up in NW2 but sun is still shining. BBC's heavy rain forecasts currently two hours later now than it was ... two hours ago
Where's me fir cone? Where's that seaweed? Oh dear, oh dear, stone me
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86fin my kitchen with the door open. Wasps are beginning to appear too. Big spiders next, autumn round the corner.
Christmas not far off ----SORRY, it's the heatand the new BT Emails which have just deleted two mails before I could read them.
Ihope they are reading this - many people are fed up with the chaos they have created.
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Anna
Originally posted by salymap View PostChristmas not far off ----SORRY, it's the heatand the new BT Emails which have just deleted two mails before I could read them. I hope they are reading this - many people are fed up with the chaos they have created.[/
Few big drops here around an hour ago which evaporated instantly upon hitting the ground, now raining quite heavily. BBC said it would be 5pm, Met 7pm. Where is our Weather Guru S_A lately? He would have got the timing right!
Something quite funny, and rather sweet today - the local ducks often hang around the bus station (actually it's not a bus station in the accepted sense, more of a large parking area close by the river with a couple of shelters) Wedged between a wall and the end of one shelter were huddled seven gorgeous little ducklings, squeaking and chirping. A couple (non-local) were very concerned and were about to phone the Police and/or the RSPCA to rescue them until it was pointed out that this was normal. Lo and behold, fifteen minutes later Mother Duck arrived with two drakes as escorts and shepherded the little ducklings back home ........
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That's alovely duckling story Anna. Years ago I was in St James's Park in London at lunch time. A mother duck rounded up the ducklings as they were practising diving. She swam away and the ducklings followed in single file. ALL BUT ONE. It dived repeatedly, watched by several people and didn't surface.
The other babies and mother had gone,we all looked at each other, it had drowned. It is quite possible, I was told.
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Originally posted by Anna View Postthe local ducks often hang around the bus station
I had such a clear mental image of them smoking roll-ups and swigging Tennants Extra from the can...
"...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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Anna
Originally posted by salymap View PostThat's alovely duckling story Anna. Years ago I was in St James's Park in London at lunch time. A mother duck rounded up the ducklings as they were practising diving. She swam away and the ducklings followed in single file. ALL BUT ONE. It dived repeatedly, watched by several people and didn't surface.
The other babies and mother had gone,we all looked at each other, it had drowned. It is quite possible, I was told.
Ontopic again: Rain has eased to spits, obviously more to come (Edit: Now approaching Monsoon scenario!) Temps now dropped from 23.5° to 18.5 so I think I was justified in my decision to cook a lamb tagine!
Originally posted by Caliban View Post
I had such a clear mental image of them smoking roll-ups and swigging Tennants Extra from the can...
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