After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave

On Feb 24, 2:43*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave

Phew! At last!

Dawlish wrote:
On Feb 24, 2:43 pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave

Phew! At last!
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;-) Must be a relief from the moaning for everyone!
Dave

On Feb 24, 2:43*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave

Same here in Milton Keynes - I was walking back from the dentist today
with only a t-shirt on (well, trousers and shoes too). It's the first
bit of sun I've seen since... ooh, probably the beginning of January!
If only my mouth wasn't in agony, I'd be able to enjoy it.

Liam

Sir Loin Steak wrote:
On Feb 24, 2:43 pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave

Same here in Milton Keynes - I was walking back from the dentist today
with only a t-shirt on (well, trousers and shoes too). It's the first
bit of sun I've seen since... ooh, probably the beginning of January!
If only my mouth wasn't in agony, I'd be able to enjoy it.

Liam
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Well if the pain's gone go and look at the sunset. Fabulous, an added bonus.
Dave

On Feb 24, 5:53*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Sir Loin Steak wrote:
On Feb 24, 2:43 pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave

Same here in Milton Keynes - I was walking back from the dentist today
with only a t-shirt on (well, trousers and shoes too). It's the first
bit of sun I've seen since... ooh, probably the beginning of January!
If only my mouth wasn't in agony, I'd be able to enjoy it.

Liam

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Well if the pain's gone go and look at the sunset. Fabulous, an added bonus.
Dave

I have been doing just that. Shame it's just houses all around, but
got a couple of nice pictures. It's not the same as watching the sun
going down over the Irish Sea though. How I miss Cumbria! Anyhow,
let's hope it's the beginning of a warm and sunny spring!

Liam

Sir Loin Steak wrote:
On Feb 24, 5:53 pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
Sir Loin Steak wrote:
On Feb 24, 2:43 pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
After a dull start it soon brightened and we now have a glorious
afternoon with pale blue skies, some light cirrus and temperature of
15.2C. What a difference a day makes as someone once said. Hope to sneak
another day or so out of it. Back to the gardening.
Dave
Same here in Milton Keynes - I was walking back from the dentist today
with only a t-shirt on (well, trousers and shoes too). It's the first
bit of sun I've seen since... ooh, probably the beginning of January!
If only my mouth wasn't in agony, I'd be able to enjoy it.
Liam
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Well if the pain's gone go and look at the sunset. Fabulous, an added bonus.
Dave

I have been doing just that. Shame it's just houses all around, but
got a couple of nice pictures. It's not the same as watching the sun
going down over the Irish Sea though. How I miss Cumbria! Anyhow,
let's hope it's the beginning of a warm and sunny spring!

Liam
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I thought the same! I can get to the Estuary in 20 minutes but there
wasn't time! As for your warm Spring - not looking likely on the latest
charts!
Dave