Still frosty out on the roofs, after half and hour of peek-a-boo-sunshine ...
Another lovely, sunny morning, I just can't believe it.
The local river was so low yesterday that the dogs just couldn't resist playing and swimming in it for a long time! They had a marvellous time and then dried off in the sun.
It'll be better than all that run-off muddy river stuff ...
You mean 'all that ice-cold, fast flowing crystal clear mountain water' ?
Yes, yes, the very thing ....
Hicap phill
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Morning.
Enjoying sun over the welsh borders.
Enjoying sun over the welsh borders.
'They' said ont radio that west Wales is probably going to be the warmest area of the country today.
Hicap phill
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Sshhh pity I’m in north wales at the moment'They' said ont radio that west Wales is probably going to be the warmest area of the country today.
Big day today, the 'oil man' cometh! Probably just in time as the tank is getting low. We used to have a 2500 l tank but the new double bunded one is less than half of that and it takes some getting used to as far as deliveries are concerned!
Bad planning.
Hicap phill
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Off near seaside later. Into a power plant.Bad planning.
But the chippie will be closed.
That’s bad planning
DevonGuy
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Important information in time of crisis:
It is perfectly safe to telephone your friends and family during the present pandemic. Scientists working at the Old Polecat Research facility in Devon have analysed COVID19 and are now in a position to reassure the public on this important matter.
In the days of analogue communication, telephone and radio signals were composed of waveforms and it was possible for advanced viruses (and some small bacteria, it should be noted) to travel on the continuous waves from one transducer to another. Scientists refer to this method as "surfing". Modern digital communication converts the analogue signal into binary patterns, thus interrupting the waveforms and preventing "surfing" viruses from travelling from one device to another. Please continue to speak to your loved ones without fear of infection thanks to your modern digital devices.
It is perfectly safe to telephone your friends and family during the present pandemic. Scientists working at the Old Polecat Research facility in Devon have analysed COVID19 and are now in a position to reassure the public on this important matter.
In the days of analogue communication, telephone and radio signals were composed of waveforms and it was possible for advanced viruses (and some small bacteria, it should be noted) to travel on the continuous waves from one transducer to another. Scientists refer to this method as "surfing". Modern digital communication converts the analogue signal into binary patterns, thus interrupting the waveforms and preventing "surfing" viruses from travelling from one device to another. Please continue to speak to your loved ones without fear of infection thanks to your modern digital devices.
Stunning!!!!!
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/52042617
Almost as bad as the footballers being given exercise programmes to "keep them sharp" in case the all clear sounds in time for this week's games!
Duh.
https://www.bbc.co.uk/sport/cricket/52042617
Almost as bad as the footballers being given exercise programmes to "keep them sharp" in case the all clear sounds in time for this week's games!
Duh.
Morning All
A cold night with no clouds and a lovely Sunny day here today.
Indoor temp is way down @ 17c and the heating has been on for an hour.
A shopping day (quest for bog-rolls?). But NO-KIDS of course (Silver Lining).
Coffee is tasting mighty fine this morning and a gammon ham & fried egg is on my to-do list.
A cold night with no clouds and a lovely Sunny day here today.
Indoor temp is way down @ 17c and the heating has been on for an hour.
A shopping day (quest for bog-rolls?). But NO-KIDS of course (Silver Lining).
Coffee is tasting mighty fine this morning and a gammon ham & fried egg is on my to-do list.
johnlad
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The ideal condition for a virus to multiply'They' said ont radio that west Wales is probably going to be the warmest area of the country today.
I'll take the risk! I am so fed up with the rain, rain, rain.
Anyway, my demesne has been declared a virus-free zone
true, I've written it down on the gate at the bottom of the drive.
