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brassbandmaestro
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« Reply #1110 on: 17:55:13, 30-09-2008 »

Poor you M illy, my spympathies. I hope your area is not too bad Antheil, especiaally with the floods recently.
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« Reply #1111 on: 18:11:39, 30-09-2008 »

I hope your area is not too bad Antheil, especiaally with the floods recently.

Your "especiaally' made me laugh bbm, you have got the local sheeps accents off to a T  Cheesy 
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« Reply #1112 on: 18:13:51, 30-09-2008 »

Miserable morning up here, too, but brighter this aft, with some warmth in the sun still:

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« Reply #1113 on: 18:18:35, 30-09-2008 »

It is such a beautiful picture.
It is dull here. I have one more student to get through. He has Associated board exam coming before Christmas.
And he also has a brother younger brother for exam too.
Why do I teach the whole family? They are nice boys (with stiff thumgs and stiff arms and can not read notes properly in grade four.)

I rather be on the boat, but I am looking forward to 45 minuts of torture.
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« Reply #1114 on: 15:00:19, 12-10-2008 »

It's summer here.  Most confusing.  Huh  Hot and sunny - and I mean hot.  People have come in droves for the day, as I found out just now when I was trying to get to Sainsburys and park.  Good for local business of course.  There was a charity fun run this morning which started from behind my house.  We didn't know it was on so when I looked out and saw ambulances, fire engines and loads of people, it gave me a bit of a turn for a moment.  Then I saw them all starting off.  Health and Safety you see.  They'd certainly covered for every possible eventuality this morning.  There were two paramedics following them on bikes!   Grin
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« Reply #1115 on: 15:26:13, 12-10-2008 »

Thick mist here (but we get that because of the rivers and being at the bottom of the valley), it has burnt off to a certain extent but the hills are still hazy but it is hot in the sun.

I have posted this before I think, but this is when it gets really bad and we are marooned in mist for days on end.  I am below the mist, poking a burnt stick into a sullen fire whilst declaiming Dylan Thomas and The Mabinogion and plucking me harp!  Cheesy

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« Reply #1116 on: 15:46:37, 12-10-2008 »

Thick mist here (but we get that because of the rivers and being at the bottom of the valley), it has burnt off to a certain extent but the hills are still hazy but it is hot in the sun.

I have posted this before I think, but this is when it gets really bad and we are marooned in mist for days on end.  I am below the mist, poking a burnt stick into a sullen fire whilst declaiming Dylan Thomas and The Mabinogion and plucking me harp!  Cheesy



And poor Johannes up there on the roof, swathed in mist, peering in vain across the fields trying to locate the goats.

I can see it all quite clearly in my mind's eye.
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« Reply #1117 on: 15:50:02, 12-10-2008 »

It was a beautiful golden Autumn morning here that then became a really very warm, sunny day with a gorgeous deep blue sky. Reminded me rather of Greece at Easter. No goats though, Milly Wink
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« Reply #1118 on: 15:53:35, 12-10-2008 »

[...] and plucking me harp!  Cheesy



That's a lovely picture, Antheil.

Would that be a Celtic harp you have there? They make a lovely renaissance kind of sound, don't you think?
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« Reply #1119 on: 15:56:41, 12-10-2008 »

Thick mist here (but we get that because of the rivers and being at the bottom of the valley), it has burnt off to a certain extent but the hills are still hazy but it is hot in the sun.

I have posted this before I think, but this is when it gets really bad and we are marooned in mist for days on end.  I am below the mist, poking a burnt stick into a sullen fire whilst declaiming Dylan Thomas and The Mabinogion and plucking me harp!  Cheesy



And poor Johannes up there on the roof, swathed in mist, peering in vain across the fields trying to locate the goats.

I can see it all quite clearly in my mind's eye.

Milly, I sent Johannes to take this one at the top of the mountain (well, we do exaggerate, more of a big hill to be honest!) with his new digidol camra and here I am, smothered in mist!

Martin, no I do not have a harp, although I would like to

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« Reply #1120 on: 16:20:48, 12-10-2008 »

It is absolutely lovely here, and warmer than many days in summer.

Just as well, as we went to the Globe this afternoon.  (See Opera House board in a few mins.)
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« Reply #1121 on: 16:24:29, 12-10-2008 »

This is sunset where I live.



No wonder the Welsh are somtimes morose and gloomy
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« Reply #1122 on: 16:28:26, 12-10-2008 »

Still sunny here but the sun is quite low.  I've just put some more washing out - it should maybe get an hour or so.

Morose?  The Welsh?  Never!  Shocked
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« Reply #1123 on: 18:40:57, 12-10-2008 »

Yesterday and today have been lovely in York!  It's almost dark now though...
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« Reply #1124 on: 19:23:08, 12-10-2008 »

I think this has been the loveliest weekend weather in Cornwall all year.

(Sorry you had to go home BBM xxx)

x Jan x
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