Crisp under foot and a quite beautiful January day.
What a beautiful day.
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barney
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What a beautiful day.
It was minus 5 C when I woke up this morning down here in the Garden of England but we had a beautiful sunrise and now have a clear, cloudless sky and the sun is shining.
Crisp under foot and a quite beautiful January day.
Crisp under foot and a quite beautiful January day.
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GillD46
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Re: What a beautiful day.
It's beautiful here in South Wales too, but bitterly cold. I need to go hospital visiting later so will need to wrap up really well.
Gill
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Jan Rosser
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Same here Barney in sunny South Wales - the sky is blue and criss crossed with plane trails - I'll be up there myself in just over a week to the Caribbean
Just about to take the dog out - well wrapped up
Just about to take the dog out - well wrapped up
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Whynd1
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Same here in Swansea.
Just off to see our new puppy. He has been named as he is to be microchipped before he comes home to us next week.
In the end it was a toss up between Bertie (my choice) or Barney.
Husband and son won in the end so Barney it is .
Have a good day all
Lindsey
Just off to see our new puppy. He has been named as he is to be microchipped before he comes home to us next week.
In the end it was a toss up between Bertie (my choice) or Barney.
Husband and son won in the end so Barney it is .
Have a good day all
Lindsey
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gfwgfw
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Tiz always a fabulous in rural Darzet, make no mistake about that
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Boris+
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Re: What a beautiful day.
We can't really complain about temperatures at the moment as we are heading north in the near future! We well and truly fell in love with 'up north' last year, and it's almost time to start thinking about fishing out special clothing and packing - can't wait to get back there.
Anyway - it's great when the weather is a bit nippy, what a fabulous excuse for a hot drink and snack.
Anyway - it's great when the weather is a bit nippy, what a fabulous excuse for a hot drink and snack.
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oldbluefox
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Re: What a beautiful day.
It's been wet, cold and miserable up here. We have had some beautiful days with heavy frost greeting us in the mornings and bright clear skies. Last night I put a windscreen cover on the car to save scraping the screen this morning but today it was just wet. Looks like you are having better weather than we are darn sarf.
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Boris+
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Hi OBF - the 'up north' we are going to is quite a bit further north than Cumbria! Notwithstanding that - Cumbria is an awesome area, definitely going to be on our list for future breaks.
I can find beauty in these cold days - from rain drops dripping off branches to frost patterns on blades of grass. Time for a nice mug of soup.
I can find beauty in these cold days - from rain drops dripping off branches to frost patterns on blades of grass. Time for a nice mug of soup.
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oldbluefox
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Re: What a beautiful day.
I can't really grumble. This was a walk we did by Crummock Water on New Years Day.
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Boris+
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Foxy - green with envy at your fab photo.
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Happydays
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Re: What a beautiful day.
The weather has been mild here, went to Culross and Devilla Forest for walks yesterday:)
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barney
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Well, it's been quite weird down here.
At the start of the day
Tuesday -5C
Wednesday -7C - that's a swing of 12 degrees
Thursday - 0C - but still a beautiful sunny day with hardly a cloud in the sky.
At the start of the day
Tuesday -5C
Wednesday -7C - that's a swing of 12 degrees
Thursday - 0C - but still a beautiful sunny day with hardly a cloud in the sky.
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Raybosailor
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Re: What a beautiful day.
I'm with you Boris+, with my walking boots on and a good hat and coat I will go out in the foulest of weathers and still find a beauty in the British countryside. Coming home to a simmering stew and a log fire just makes the coldest of winter days seem magical.Boris+ wrote:Hi OBF - the 'up north' we are going to is quite a bit further north than Cumbria! Notwithstanding that - Cumbria is an awesome area, definitely going to be on our list for future breaks.
I can find beauty in these cold days - from rain drops dripping off branches to frost patterns on blades of grass. Time for a nice mug of soup.
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Silver_Shiney
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Raybosailor wrote:I'm with you Boris+, with my walking boots on and a good hat and coat I will go out in the foulest of weathers and still find a beauty in the British countryside. Coming home to a simmering stew and a log fire just makes the coldest of winter days seem magical.Boris+ wrote:Hi OBF - the 'up north' we are going to is quite a bit further north than Cumbria! Notwithstanding that - Cumbria is an awesome area, definitely going to be on our list for future breaks.
I can find beauty in these cold days - from rain drops dripping off branches to frost patterns on blades of grass. Time for a nice mug of soup.
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qbman1
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Re: What a beautiful day.
You'll get your feet wet if you walk down there !oldbluefox wrote:I can't really grumble. This was a walk we did by Crummock Water on New Years Day.
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Boris+
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Re: What a beautiful day.
We need it nice and cold to be best prepared for our holiday - I've even managed to find my special photography cold weather gloves!
But I do agree wholeheartedly, there's nothing quite so nice as getting back home and enjoying warmth and cosiness - maybe a mug of soup or a nice warm pasty.
But I do agree wholeheartedly, there's nothing quite so nice as getting back home and enjoying warmth and cosiness - maybe a mug of soup or a nice warm pasty.
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GillD46
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Soup yes, a pasty - no not really. Pastry and meat - two definite no nos for me!
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Boris+
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Re: What a beautiful day.
What about Cawl, Gill?
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qbman1
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Forgive my ignorance, but what's one of them ?!
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barney
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Another stunning day down here in The Garden
A balmy 13 degrees and the sun is shining.
It's hard to believe that heavy snow is on the way down
A balmy 13 degrees and the sun is shining.
It's hard to believe that heavy snow is on the way down
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suespud
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Re: What a beautiful day.
It's been fecking freezing here.... and wind blowing a gale...3 degrees when doing school run at 3.15pm
Logs at the ready , as soon as the toerags go home, fire will be lit.
Logs at the ready , as soon as the toerags go home, fire will be lit.
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GillD46
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Getting colder here, although a beautiful day. Temperature plummets tomorrow - just when we have to go to a burial!
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qbman1
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Just started to rain in Oxford. We're told to expect it to turn to snow at 4ish - just in time for the drive home !
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Stephen
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Re: What a beautiful day.
Heavy snow forecast at Maldon towers between 6 - 9pm. Believe it when I see it. After all the rain that's forecast before hand I can't see it settling even if it does snow, thankfully.
Snow is ok and looks lovely until some little sh*t goes and churns it all up on your front grass.
Snow is ok and looks lovely until some little sh*t goes and churns it all up on your front grass.