Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.

I wonder what colour coats, or else fur, the police dogs will have when
they come to your house to investigate those death threats that you
issued, Lawrence?:-p

D.

Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.

I wonder what colour coats, or else fur, the police dogs will have when
they come to your house to investigate those death threats that you
issued, Lawrence?:-p

D.

Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.

I wonder what colour coats, or else fur, the police dogs will have when
they come to your house to investigate those death threats that you
issued, Lawrence?:-p

D.

wrote:
Gianna Stefani wrote:

Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed

by

us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has

been

for the past few days.

Hopefully the maniacal forecasts of snow and ice so thick we would

not

be able to walk without falling over will be forgotten, perhaps

helped

on their way into history by other means of achieving the same

effect.

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk

the

dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk



Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.


Well fur, or hair (as mentioned by CK) does indeed grow on a dog ... but
.... it also grows on people ... and no-one as ever said that a person
has got a coat on their head, or up their armpit, or ... sundry other
places. (I know about 'rugs' but they don't grow there.)

So yes, our dog has a coat, in fact it has two ... and I bought them
both (-:


--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

wrote:
Gianna Stefani wrote:

Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed

by

us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has

been

for the past few days.

Hopefully the maniacal forecasts of snow and ice so thick we would

not

be able to walk without falling over will be forgotten, perhaps

helped

on their way into history by other means of achieving the same

effect.

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk

the

dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk



Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.


Well fur, or hair (as mentioned by CK) does indeed grow on a dog ... but
.... it also grows on people ... and no-one as ever said that a person
has got a coat on their head, or up their armpit, or ... sundry other
places. (I know about 'rugs' but they don't grow there.)

So yes, our dog has a coat, in fact it has two ... and I bought them
both (-:


--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

wrote:
Gianna Stefani wrote:

Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed

by

us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has

been

for the past few days.

Hopefully the maniacal forecasts of snow and ice so thick we would

not

be able to walk without falling over will be forgotten, perhaps

helped

on their way into history by other means of achieving the same

effect.

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk

the

dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk



Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.


Well fur, or hair (as mentioned by CK) does indeed grow on a dog ... but
.... it also grows on people ... and no-one as ever said that a person
has got a coat on their head, or up their armpit, or ... sundry other
places. (I know about 'rugs' but they don't grow there.)

So yes, our dog has a coat, in fact it has two ... and I bought them
both (-:


--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

wrote:
Gianna Stefani wrote:

Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed

by

us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has

been

for the past few days.

Hopefully the maniacal forecasts of snow and ice so thick we would

not

be able to walk without falling over will be forgotten, perhaps

helped

on their way into history by other means of achieving the same

effect.

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk

the

dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk



Steady on girl, let's tarry awhile. By the way, doesn't your dog
already have a coat? Ermm I think you'll find it's called fur.


Well fur, or hair (as mentioned by CK) does indeed grow on a dog ... but
.... it also grows on people ... and no-one as ever said that a person
has got a coat on their head, or up their armpit, or ... sundry other
places. (I know about 'rugs' but they don't grow there.)

So yes, our dog has a coat, in fact it has two ... and I bought them
both (-:


--
Gianna Stefani

www.buchan-meteo.org.uk

Gianna Stefani wrote:
Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed
by us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has
been for the past few days.

Hasn't it just!

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk
the dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

I spent most of Tuesday, Wednesday and today out walking in the snow
(Tuesday and Wednesday) and not in the snow (today). I didn't need a
windproof jacket except on the beach at Lossiemouth, which faces due north.

But the ground was sodden everywhere off recognised paths. Makes it very
hard going on sand when you sink in at every step.

For the record, 37 species of birds; plus cirrus, cumulus and what looked
like lee wave.

Anne

Gianna Stefani wrote:
Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed
by us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has
been for the past few days.

Hasn't it just!

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk
the dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

I spent most of Tuesday, Wednesday and today out walking in the snow
(Tuesday and Wednesday) and not in the snow (today). I didn't need a
windproof jacket except on the beach at Lossiemouth, which faces due north.

But the ground was sodden everywhere off recognised paths. Makes it very
hard going on sand when you sink in at every step.

For the record, 37 species of birds; plus cirrus, cumulus and what looked
like lee wave.

Anne

Gianna Stefani wrote:
Now that the arctic conditions have passed us by, though not passed
by us, it seems like a good time to remark on how nice the weather has
been for the past few days.

Hasn't it just!

A gentle northerly today (I like those) with plenty of sun and not a
hint of precipitation. And with a high of 7° it was nice to walk
the dog without wearing a coat (me or the dog).

I spent most of Tuesday, Wednesday and today out walking in the snow
(Tuesday and Wednesday) and not in the snow (today). I didn't need a
windproof jacket except on the beach at Lossiemouth, which faces due north.

But the ground was sodden everywhere off recognised paths. Makes it very
hard going on sand when you sink in at every step.

For the record, 37 species of birds; plus cirrus, cumulus and what looked
like lee wave.

Anne