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Well - it's the solstice, anyway! ;-))
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On 21 Dec, 14:26, Sacha wrote:
Well - it's the solstice, anyway! *;-))
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Longer days are on the way and lets hope this Summer is better than
the last few!
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On 21/12/08 14:32, in article ,
"Martin" wrote:

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 14:26:23 +0000, Sacha wrote:


Well - it's the solstice, anyway! ;-))


A bit early for loud sing cuckoo, though.

Talking of which where is Judith?


Oooooh! You're in trouble! I think she's on her way home to France.
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On 21/12/08 14:31, in article
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On 21 Dec, 14:26, Sacha wrote:
Well - it's the solstice, anyway! *;-))
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Longer days are on the way and lets hope this Summer is better than
the last few!


I think we're owed that much!
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All the way down to the Cote d'Azur. Friends there were unable to receive
BBC TV
because their satellite dish was full of snow. In Rome areas near the
Tiber
were flooded.
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Martin


I was talking to someone who was chasing the snow for Christmas and the New
Year and told them I will be going through the Suez Canal next month on my
way to Singapore from Southampton. "If I see snow I think it will be a
little bit unusual"

I will keep you all informed on my progress and to keep it in topic of the
forum, will report on plants etc :-) I think Sacha's report on 'like minded
plants', in her case Lupins, is a damned good idea :-)

There is a wonderful bit of Topiary in Mumbai in a garden I saw last time I
was there.

Merry Christmas everyone

Mike


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On 21/12/08 15:20, in article ,
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On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 16:18:51 +0100, Martin wrote:

On Sun, 21 Dec 2008 15:07:04 +0000, Sacha wrote:

On 21/12/08 15:03, in article
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The sun is setting over the sea in Noordwijk see "afrit 15"
http://www.noordwijk.info/noordwijk/...ms/livecam.asp

Afrit 16!



Oh, brrrrrr!
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Well - it's the solstice, anyway! ;-))


Well, down at the allotment earlier I was commenting on how spring-like
the weather is today.
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On 21/12/08 15:27, in article , "Stewart
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Well - it's the solstice, anyway! ;-))


Well, down at the allotment earlier I was commenting on how spring-like
the weather is today.


It's 50F here today (12C) and has been quite mild. But now it's turned
colder and black clouds are approaching us very fast. No danger of frost or
snow though.
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Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote:
In message , Sacha
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Well - it's the solstice, anyway! ;-))


Well, down at the allotment earlier I was commenting on how
spring-like the weather is today.


And on my lotty today, I found huge puddles of standing water! Tried cutting
brambles but gave up when ankle deep in 'squelch'.
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In message , Pete C
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Stewart Robert Hinsley wrote:
In message , Sacha
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Well - it's the solstice, anyway! ;-))


Well, down at the allotment earlier I was commenting on how
spring-like the weather is today.


And on my lotty today, I found huge puddles of standing water! Tried cutting
brambles but gave up when ankle deep in 'squelch'.


I was only down at the allotment to bail out the standing water.
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