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roslynmuse
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« Reply #495 on: 23:11:16, 20-04-2007 »


More balti please!
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« Reply #496 on: 23:13:39, 20-04-2007 »
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« Reply #497 on: 23:23:13, 20-04-2007 »
Oh bother! Whilst I was finding the link for these benches (t-p's pic had benches in) there are new posts so my pic won't link up but can I post it anyway as it's such an amazing pic?

More even more icicley pix here:
http://www.markdaviesmedia.com/cold
Hope link works for you all.

MJ  Smiley

PS Ignore this pic for game!
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« Reply #498 on: 23:30:15, 20-04-2007 »
Amazing pics, MJ! There's something - well, elemental - about them...reminds me of a cold winter when I was very young - first time I saw icicles and being fascinated by them; also frost patterns on the inside of my parents' bedroom window (no central heating in those days...)
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« Reply #499 on: 09:18:23, 21-04-2007 »
What are the trees on the picture? Is it palm trees? Is it in the south? It is awful when things like that occure.
Fashinating picture. I also loved icicles and frost patterns on windows. Icicles could be observed only in spring, but the patterns on windows were everywhere: on the buses windows, inside houses, on train windows etc.
Thank you for posting this picture Jane.
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Mary Chambers
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« Reply #500 on: 10:23:11, 21-04-2007 »
I remember frost on the inside of windows. Amazing the way it always made sort of art nouveau patterns.



Beautiful, but I think I prefer central heating.
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« Reply #501 on: 10:50:05, 21-04-2007 »
I remember being in a forest like that.
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George Garnett
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« Reply #502 on: 12:11:32, 21-04-2007 »
Quote from: Mary Chambers on 10:23:11, 21-04-2007
I remember frost on the inside of windows. Amazing the way it always made sort of art nouveau patterns.

Me too. My granny told me it was done by Jack Frost who had come round in the night. I almost believed her. Among the various mysterious beings that grown-ups put on offer as explanations for external events  -  Father Christmas, God, Harold Macmillan, Jack Frost  - he seemed by far the most plausible.     

I'm still trying to work out just how the ice formed like that on the seats in MabelJane's picture. Amazing sight!
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« Reply #503 on: 12:49:23, 21-04-2007 »
If leaves drifted into the house in Autumn, we were told Peter Pan had been in through the window. We had Jack Frost too, and Father Christmas, but I don't think we were expected to believe it. I think I always knew it was all a kind of poetic myth, but I was quite happy to go along with it all.



(Picture association train of thought: Jack Frost, Childhood Myths, Peter Pan.)
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« Reply #504 on: 13:02:59, 21-04-2007 »


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« Reply #506 on: 13:08:13, 21-04-2007 »
Quote from: George Garnett on 12:11:32, 21-04-2007
I'm still trying to work out just how the ice formed like that on the seats in MabelJane's picture. Amazing sight!
I had never seen anything like it until I moved here: freezing rain! Made things a tad difficult getting the kids home one night...
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« Reply #507 on: 13:08:31, 21-04-2007 »
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« Reply #508 on: 13:13:16, 21-04-2007 »
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« Reply #509 on: 13:18:47, 21-04-2007 »
I love Roger red-hat picture. I can look at it all day. And the tiger is good.
On the subject of red how about that picture?

They are much tastier than what they sell in supermarkets. And they are very good for us (especially if you are a man).
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