"Sacha" wrote
It really is. We've got some cover on the lawn, though the cedar tree
protects the grass underneath its canopy and snow is lying on paths,
hedges
etc. I can hardly believe my eyes - snow in South Devon in November!
Now.....if it gets windy, this could get interesting!

No snow around here.
Spent the day "Up Town" walking around near St Pauls. A lecture by the
Master of the Templars Church (the vicar), in the actual Church, on the
"DaVinci Code" then a visit to other local sites, Temple Bar, St Bride of
Fleet St (the wedding cake church*) where, by coincidence, a choir were
practicing for a concert tonight, the Olde Cheshire Cheese pub (renovated
1667), Dr Johnson's House, ..... what an incredible heritage we have.

Bloody cold wind! What a day to choose!

* it was a local baker that looked out of his window at the steeple and
copied the tiered form for his famous wedding cakes which caught on
nationwide and have now become traditional.
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Regards
Bob
In Runnymede, 17 miles West of London