"Broadback" wrote in message
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Sacha wrote:
I don't know what everybody else is getting weatherwise but here we have
a
'Dartmoor clag' sitting about 8" above our heads and not a breath of wind
to
blow it away. It's v. depressing and doesn't make any of us feel like
gardening. ;-) The only note of real colour is a lovely big trolley
full
of massed primulas - gorgeous! Two or three days ago we had a brilliantly
blue and sunny day and it's frustrating to think it's up there somewhere!
It has been a lovely day here in Staffordshire. Peeps tend to forget that
the West Country is one of the wettest areas of England, bless it.

:-))

Not tooooo bad here on the Isle of Wight. Cut the lawn :-)

Mike

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Sacha wrote:
I don't know what everybody else is getting weatherwise but here we have
a
'Dartmoor clag' sitting about 8" above our heads and not a breath of wind
to
blow it away. It's v. depressing and doesn't make any of us feel like
gardening. ;-) The only note of real colour is a lovely big trolley
full
of massed primulas - gorgeous! Two or three days ago we had a brilliantly
blue and sunny day and it's frustrating to think it's up there somewhere!
It has been a lovely day here in Staffordshire. Peeps tend to forget that
the West Country is one of the wettest areas of England, bless it.

:-))

Not tooooo bad here on the Isle of Wight. Cut the lawn :-)

Mike

Fog yesterday just grey murk today but much warmer

forest of dean.