27-12-2009, 10:55 AM
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Just back from our early morning walk. We haven't had frost for a couple of days now, but the paths in the fields are still lethal with ice and surface water and getting wider and wider as people (like me) walk on the safer grassy areas. The ground is still rock hard, so the frosts must have gone down pretty deep. How do the moles manage to still push up the molehills????
27-12-2009, 12:37 PM
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Morning all - well that's the excitement over apart from those north of the border!Lovely day here, sunny, dry underfoot and I think even the most cleverly hidden shady patches of treachery have vanished n
However ... I don't like the new year forecast, which promises us another dose
Oh no!Have a lovely day and enjoy the cold meats
27-12-2009, 12:48 PM
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Another awful day here - sleet, grey skies, cold and treacherous ice everywhere. Just looked at the weather forecast for this area over the next few days, and was absolutely delighted (!!) to see that our night time temperatures will be down to -11 over the next few nights. Which, of course, means that the snow and ice will just harden a bit more.Sorry, but I hate winter!
27-12-2009, 05:14 PM
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Afternoon, Christian and All, and hope you are all enjoying your Sunday.I was at the RSPB at Lochwinnoch earlier and it was lovely to see all the birds feeding. Saw a buzzard and a woodpecker as well there! No swans in the loch though - they have flown down to the coast as the lochs are frozen over.
27-12-2009, 05:43 PM
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Hi all! Bright sunshine here, 5 (42 F) and not too windy; but they're talking abut light snow again tonight again! Bah! Got to the market and having shrimp creole for dinner: a bit tired of fowl at this point. But I'll make a nice stock from the remnants! No real news here, all's well and peaceful, hope it is for you too.
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