On 23/08/2013 14:33, Sacha wrote:
Dozens of swallows are flying overhead. Then they're perching on the
phone wires and the ridge of the largest greenhouse. It's both a
beautiful and a sad sight! We rarely get many here at all, so this is
unusual for us. Today is cloudy and humid, so the flies and other
insects must be flying quite low, judging by the height the swallows
are feeding at.
And there's an old wives tale with some truth, when the Swallows fly low
rain is due, even the Met Office agrees with this.
Tonight and Tomorrow looks wet here in Beds, hope it clears by Saturday
evening as I am of to see an open air concert with Status Quo.

Barry

On 2013-08-23 15:43:17 +0100, Corporal Jones said:

On 23/08/2013 14:33, Sacha wrote:
Dozens of swallows are flying overhead. Then they're perching on the
phone wires and the ridge of the largest greenhouse. It's both a
beautiful and a sad sight! We rarely get many here at all, so this is
unusual for us. Today is cloudy and humid, so the flies and other
insects must be flying quite low, judging by the height the swallows
are feeding at.
And there's an old wives tale with some truth, when the Swallows fly
low rain is due, even the Met Office agrees with this.
Tonight and Tomorrow looks wet here in Beds, hope it clears by Saturday
evening as I am of to see an open air concert with Status Quo.

Barry

It wouldn't surprise us if it did rain. I've heard that saying, too and
certainly experience has borne it out, so Ray is mowing some grass in
the field now. X fingers for your concert!
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
www.helpforheroes.org.uk