It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and sub zero temps
it just doesn't get any better than this !

RonB

Cue for the usual torrent of invective and abuse from the sodden north and
possibly Capel Curig ...

On Dec 12, 1:31*pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:
It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and sub zero temps
it just doesn't get any better than this !

RonB

Cue for the usual torrent of invective and abuse from the sodden north and
possibly Capel Curig ...

Will the sodden tip of Cornwall due for some abuse you effin smug
*******?

Bl**dy awful here. Near horizontal rain, now up to F8 in exposed spots
with mean speeds of 40mph or so, and set to get worse. F6 here
currently, but the MetO forecast 68mph gusts for Penzance shortly.
Looks set for the strongest winds so far this autumn/winter.

(Glad to be of assistance on the abuse front)

Graham
Penzance

glad to see you haven't lost your sense of humour Graham

RonB


"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
...
On Dec 12, 1:31 pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:
It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and sub zero temps
it just doesn't get any better than this !

RonB

Cue for the usual torrent of invective and abuse from the sodden north and
possibly Capel Curig ...

Will the sodden tip of Cornwall due for some abuse you effin smug
*******?

Bl**dy awful here. Near horizontal rain, now up to F8 in exposed spots
with mean speeds of 40mph or so, and set to get worse. F6 here
currently, but the MetO forecast 68mph gusts for Penzance shortly.
Looks set for the strongest winds so far this autumn/winter.

(Glad to be of assistance on the abuse front)

Graham
Penzance

ronaldbutton wrote:
glad to see you haven't lost your sense of humour Graham

RonB


"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
...
On Dec 12, 1:31 pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:
It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and sub zero temps
it just doesn't get any better than this !

RonB

Cue for the usual torrent of invective and abuse from the sodden north and
possibly Capel Curig ...

Will the sodden tip of Cornwall due for some abuse you effin smug
*******?

Bl**dy awful here. Near horizontal rain, now up to F8 in exposed spots
with mean speeds of 40mph or so, and set to get worse. F6 here
currently, but the MetO forecast 68mph gusts for Penzance shortly.
Looks set for the strongest winds so far this autumn/winter.

(Glad to be of assistance on the abuse front)

Graham
Penzance


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One of those rare occasions when we have better weather than Graham
.......... milk it Ron ;-)

On Dec 12, 4:04*pm, Dave Cornwell wrote:
ronaldbutton wrote:
glad to see you haven't lost your sense of humour Graham

RonB

"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
...
On Dec 12, 1:31 pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:

It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
it just doesn't get any better than this !

Bl**dy awful here. Near horizontal rain, now up to F8 in exposed spots
with mean speeds of 40mph or so, and set to get worse. F6 here
currently, but the MetO forecast 68mph gusts for Penzance shortly.
Looks set for the strongest winds so far this autumn/winter.

One of those rare occasions when we have better weather than Graham

Define "Better"?
Some of the posters on here aught to be on the "I love Butlins" forum.

I don't know why I waste my time here, I really don't.
I wonder if Philip Eden left because he realised the place was filling
with pansies. (I wonder why I never noticed before. Or perhaps I did
subconsciously. Hmmm...

I shall have to rethink my position on here.

I shall bend no more forever.)

It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast
England,light winds ,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and
sub zero temps it just doesn't get any better than this !
RonB

Similar here. Blue skies, sunshine, gentle breeze. Not quite as
sultry as your 8ºC, however - the warmest I saw today was 3ºC,
and it is frosty now.

Anne
On the sunny southern shores of the Moray Firth

One of those rare occasions when we have better weather than
Graham ......... milk it Ron ;-)

I'm glorying in it too ;-)

Anne

Envy Dave envy

RonB
"Dave Cornwell" wrote in message
news
ronaldbutton wrote:
glad to see you haven't lost your sense of humour Graham

RonB


"Graham Easterling" wrote in message
...
On Dec 12, 1:31 pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:
It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light
winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and sub zero
temps
it just doesn't get any better than this !

RonB

Cue for the usual torrent of invective and abuse from the sodden north
and
possibly Capel Curig ...

Will the sodden tip of Cornwall due for some abuse you effin smug
*******?

Bl**dy awful here. Near horizontal rain, now up to F8 in exposed spots
with mean speeds of 40mph or so, and set to get worse. F6 here
currently, but the MetO forecast 68mph gusts for Penzance shortly.
Looks set for the strongest winds so far this autumn/winter.

(Glad to be of assistance on the abuse front)

Graham
Penzance
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One of those rare occasions when we have better weather than Graham
......... milk it Ron ;-)

On Dec 12, 1:31*pm, "ronaldbutton" wrote:
It is yet another fabulous sunny day here in southeast England,light winds
,crystal clear air and my temp up to 8c,
Apart from my favourite proper winters day of deep snow and sub zero temps
it just doesn't get any better than this !

RonB

Cue for the usual torrent of invective and abuse from the sodden north and
possibly Capel Curig ...

We had a lovely morning; "benign" would be a good word to describe
the weather and the sea state, though it was cool early doors. This
afternoon, things are sliding rapidly downhill with heavy rain
(especially over the haldon Hills coming back from the gym, this
afternoon) and strong winds. So no abuse in the morning; abuse in the
afternoon. An abuse of two halves.

Weatherlawyer wrote:

Define "Better"?
Some of the posters on here aught to be on the "I love Butlins" forum.

I don't know why I waste my time here, I really don't.
I wonder if Philip Eden left because he realised the place was filling
with pansies. (I wonder why I never noticed before. Or perhaps I did
subconsciously. Hmmm...

I shall have to rethink my position on here.

I shall bend no more forever.)
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Oh dear, you really don't get it do you Michael? After all these years,
and one who tries to support you, with your difficulties. Basically it's
an "in joke".