It was with a sense of trepidation that I looked out of the dining room window this morning. The snow gauge wasn't visible! Could there have been in excess of ten and a half inches of snow overnight? After all, for the past day or so we have been told that there could be significant … Continue reading Storm Goretti, gone tomorrow.
OK Storm Goretti, do your worst. I have knocked up a snow gauge which is positioned so that it is visible from the dining room window so I won't have to venture out to see how deep the snow is. Although I would be the first to admit that going out in it will be … Continue reading Storm Goretti, the waiting…
CONTAINS VIEWPOINTS AND REFLECTS THE STANDARDS,AND ATTITUDES OF A PERSON LIVING IN NORTHERN LATTITUDES.SOME READERS MAY FIND THIS CONTENT OFFENSIVE. It's awfully hot out, isn't it? Has anyone else noticed how awfully hot it is out? I must admit though that last night I had the best night's sleep that I've had for a couple … Continue reading It’s awfully hot out.
It hit 31°C here yesterday, 31.4°C according to the Chesham Metdesk weather station down by the tennis club. The garden thermometer on the shed said 37°C, I was inclined to disagree with it. It's often inaccurate when the temperature is going up, on the way down it sems to get its act together and toe … Continue reading Heat of the Moment
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