I am so envious of those you in the south reporting 3-4 cm of snow. The
average depth in my garden is still 36 cm. Maximum yesterday -1.9C,
minimum last night -5.3C - higher than of late because of a gentle
breeze.

Things are desperate now for both humans but particularly animals. The
bolder blackbirds now take sultanas from my hand. Unfortunately it's
down to rationing as I have hardly any left. I'm going to make another
attempt at a breakout today, and if that doesn't work it's going to
have be a long walk in search of a mythical beast called a "bus". There
are rumours of food shortages in the Big City itself. This morning
walking out of my front door I got attacked by an icicle.

I hope we'll all be cheering Altnaharra on tonight. Go, A, go!


--

Trevor
Cut off in Lundie, near Dundee
http://www.personal.dundee.ac.uk/~taharley/

On 02/12/2010 09:21, Trevor Harley wrote:

I am so envious of those you in the south reporting 3-4 cm of snow. The
average depth in my garden is still 36 cm. Maximum yesterday -1.9C,
minimum last night -5.3C - higher than of late because of a gentle breeze.

Things are desperate now for both humans but particularly animals. The
bolder blackbirds now take sultanas from my hand. Unfortunately it's
down to rationing as I have hardly any left. I'm going to make another
attempt at a breakout today, and if that doesn't work it's going to have
be a long walk in search of a mythical beast called a "bus". There are
rumours of food shortages in the Big City itself. This morning walking
out of my front door I got attacked by an icicle.

I hope we'll all be cheering Altnaharra on tonight. Go, A, go!



We had -8C here in Perth last night and it's still -8C at the moment.

Jacquie.

On Dec 2, 9:24*am, Jacquie wrote:
On 02/12/2010 09:21, Trevor Harley wrote:











I am so envious of those you in the south reporting 3-4 cm of snow. The
average depth in my garden is still 36 cm. Maximum yesterday -1.9C,
minimum last night -5.3C - higher than of late because of a gentle breeze.

Things are desperate now for both humans but particularly animals. The
bolder blackbirds now take sultanas from my hand. Unfortunately it's
down to rationing as I have hardly any left. I'm going to make another
attempt at a breakout today, and if that doesn't work it's going to have
be a long walk in search of a mythical beast called a "bus". There are
rumours of food shortages in the Big City itself. This morning walking
out of my front door I got attacked by an icicle.

I hope we'll all be cheering Altnaharra on tonight. Go, A, go!

We had -8C here in Perth last night and it's still -8C at the moment.

Jacquie.

-14 C in Aberfeldy and -9.5C at 0900

brian

On 02/12/2010 09:21, Trevor Harley wrote:

I am so envious of those you in the south reporting 3-4 cm of snow. The
average depth in my garden is still 36 cm. Maximum yesterday -1.9C,
minimum last night -5.3C - higher than of late because of a gentle breeze.


3-4cm? We managed another paltry 0.5cm last night in south Oxon, barely
dusting the ground in most places.

It is quite surreal watching the news of places not that far away buried
in snow and we have had none at all to speak of.

On 2010-12-02 09:24:07 +0000, Jacquie said:
On 02/12/2010 09:21, Trevor Harley wrote:
I am so envious of those you in the south reporting 3-4 cm of snow. The
average depth in my garden is still 36 cm. Maximum yesterday -1.9C,
minimum last night -5.3C - higher than of late because of a gentle breeze.

Things are desperate now for both humans but particularly animals. The
bolder blackbirds now take sultanas from my hand. Unfortunately it's
down to rationing as I have hardly any left. I'm going to make another
attempt at a breakout today, and if that doesn't work it's going to have
be a long walk in search of a mythical beast called a "bus". There are
rumours of food shortages in the Big City itself. This morning walking
out of my front door I got attacked by an icicle.

I hope we'll all be cheering Altnaharra on tonight. Go, A, go!

We had -8C here in Perth last night and it's still -8C at the moment.

Jacquie.

And snowing heavily if I can make Perth out under the radar ... but it
is here too now.


--

Trevor
Icicled in Lundie, near Dundee
http://www.personal.dundee.ac.uk/~taharley/