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Stormy Weather II
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Originally posted by DracoM View PostYup, same here, and with a sniping little breeze too. But now, ominously still after that, as if everyone is awaiting Lorenzo.
Originally posted by Serial_Apologist View PostThat reads like it's from a TS Eliot poem!
"Oh, do not ask, “What is it?”
Let us go and make our visit.
In the room the women come and go
Talking of Michelangelo.
Ominously still after that, as if everyone
Is awaiting Lorenzo.
Ominously still, and with a sniping little breeze too. But now,
The yellow fog that rubs its back upon the window-panes,
The yellow smoke that rubs its muzzle on the window-panes... "
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The lifting of the dispiriting greyness during the morning came with a catch. As the cloud cover broke and the sun came through occasionally there were splatters of rain, and apparently it could get to be more than splatters later this afternoon. Tiresome as I need to walk into town, but reminds me of when I was in the thick of the schoolchildren collecting years and there would so often be some sort of rain between 3 and 4. Bit like when bad weather would materialise from nowhere at 2-30 when there was a funeral at the cemetery opposite my home, and disappear just as quickly as the ceremony finished.
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostThe lifting of the dispiriting greyness during the morning came with a catch. As the cloud cover broke and the sun came through occasionally there were splatters of rain, and apparently it could get to be more than splatters later this afternoon. Tiresome as I need to walk into town, but reminds me of when I was in the thick of the schoolchildren collecting years and there would so often be some sort of rain between 3 and 4. Bit like when bad weather would materialise from nowhere at 2-30 when there was a funeral at the cemetery opposite my home, and disappear just as quickly as the ceremony finished.
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Well they weren't wrong about the rain warning. Hours of steady heavy downpour, so the neighbour's roof drainage has now flooded my garden from one side to the other. I've managed to deflect some of what was coming under the gate so the yard immediately outside the back door isn't under water - but I'm not wanting to go out anyway! Fortunately the door is 18" above the yard.
Currently the forecast is completely wrong about the wind, and I hope it stays that way; this quantity of water is quite bad enough just coming straight down but being driven at any speed would be really nasty and cause damage where the ground is too sodden to hold things up.
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostWell they weren't wrong about the rain warning. Hours of steady heavy downpour, so the neighbour's roof drainage has now flooded my garden from one side to the other. I've managed to deflect some of what was coming under the gate so the yard immediately outside the back door isn't under water - but I'm not wanting to go out anyway! Fortunately the door is 18" above the yard.
Currently the forecast is completely wrong about the wind, and I hope it stays that way; this quantity of water is quite bad enough just coming straight down but being driven at any speed would be really nasty and cause damage where the ground is too sodden to hold things up.
Hope all ok there! Wasn’t too bad yesterday. Tried to rain a few times, that’s all.Don’t cry for me
I go where music was born
J S Bach 1685-1750
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Originally posted by oddoneout View PostWell they weren't wrong about the rain warning. Hours of steady heavy downpour, so the neighbour's roof drainage has now flooded my garden from one side to the other. I've managed to deflect some of what was coming under the gate so the yard immediately outside the back door isn't under water - but I'm not wanting to go out anyway! Fortunately the door is 18" above the yard.
Currently the forecast is completely wrong about the wind, and I hope it stays that way; this quantity of water is quite bad enough just coming straight down but being driven at any speed would be really nasty and cause damage where the ground is too sodden to hold things up."The sound is the handwriting of the conductor" - Bernard Haitink
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