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  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478

    Very windy during night but it has been a nice cold day , Been into Lincoln , met a friend for lunch 

    Next few days it is getting colder , looks like I will be finishing the indoor painting this weekend image

    No snow ❄️ since end of November 

  • PalaisglidePalaisglide Posts: 3,414

    Stockton we now have frozen snow with a slight rise in temperature 2C threatening more snow, fairly normal for this area this time of year. I shall delay the naked run around the garden singing the "Flowers that bloom in the spring" for a while.

    Frank.

  • Went to Allotment yesterday & as suspected both the Brassica and the fruit cage were looking a bit drunk but still standing. Not really surprising our site suffers with the wind at the best of times let alone a wild night like that one was. What does surprise me is the amount of wind resistance from open netting that means I have to re-set the fruit  cage most  years. The Brassicas get moved anyway as part of crop rotation.

    Dry sunny very white & frosty here today.

    AB Still learning

  • GWRSGWRS Posts: 8,478

    A good frost overnight , very cold , wind has dropped and no rain image not a bad winters day 

  • Breezy but not too windy, dry, some sunshine - not too bad here at the moment.

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  • PalaisglidePalaisglide Posts: 3,414

    Stockton, More snow, Roads like ice rinks and more snow on the way, Winter sports anyone? I hope the family when they arrive do not brake suddenly, I am on a hill they will go flying past and park IN the wrong house at the bottom, it is on a bend and looks like a target from here.

    Frank

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  • Same here scroggin - certainly not gardening weather, although we mustn't forget the birds - they still need extra food in this winter weather.

  • fidgetbonesfidgetbones Posts: 17,618

    Cold, dry , sunny sky from 9 am to 3pm,  about minus 7C and blowing a hooly at the moment. We  sailed through the Arctic circle, this morning, about 7pm. I didn't get up as we were up late watching the Northern Lights.  The thermal undies from M&S I stocked up on last week (half price) appear to be doing the job. I like this scandi idea of a duvet each. No fighting over it in the middle of the night.

    We are hoping for more Northern lights tonight, and dog sledding tomorrow.  We arrive in Tromso tomorrow.

    Pickled herring for starter tonight image

    I might give that a miss and go straight on to the beef rib instead. image

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