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14C and slightly misty. Expected to be a nice sunny day today, reaching a maximum of 21C, and free from rain.
walpurgis
01-10-2026, 06:44
A decent start to the day. Mild, clear and sunny. No wind.
Rain all night but clear skies now. A little warmer than recent mornings.
rmcin626
01-10-2026, 07:02
12c and dry just now.
Pigmy Pony
01-10-2026, 07:29
October already! That's depressing. At least we're starting off with some nice weather. Sunny, no wind, 13C.
Blazing sunshine here now, in-room temperature has gone up 1 degree in the past 15 minutes.
October already! That's depressing. At least we're starting off with some nice weather. Sunny, no wind, 13C.
Still another month yet before we enter the 16 weeks of perpetual darkness.
Pigmy Pony
01-10-2026, 09:16
We've decided to take advantage of the sunny weather and have a drive down to Southport, where we will take a walk down the long road there, like all the other old folks.
There is an 'emporium' there, which includes a couple of stalls selling secondhand records and CDs. Not been there for about ten years. They were pretty cheap back then, it'll be interesting to see what their prices are like now.
Blazing sunshine here now...
Same here, and 17°C.
Marco.
Still another month yet before we enter the 16 weeks of perpetual darkness.
Not true, dude, there will also be plenty of crisp winter mornings, where the sun is shining, and which I love - and in the evenings candles are lit and we snuggle down in front of the wood burner, and the room's nice and cosy. You can't do that in the summer months:)
Marco (loves all the seasons for what they are).
Not true, dude, there will also be plenty of crisp winter mornings, where the sun is shining, and which I love - and in the evenings candles are lit and we snuggle down in front of the wood burner, and the room's nice and cosy. You can't do that in the summer months:)
Marco (loves all the seasons for what they are).
Yeah, I know you like the winter for that and I try to, honestly I do. But if I could, I'd move to the Caribbean :)
Lol... That's one place we intend on visiting now Del and I are retired:)
Marco.
It's a fairly long flight, but worth it.
Did you say you had a relative on St Lucia? Not been to that one but all the Leeward Isles are pretty much the same for terrain and climate.
Antigua and Barbados are a bit too touristy. The one I recommend is this:
https://www.marriott.com/en-us/hotels/skbrb-st-kitts-marriott-beach-resort-casino-and-spa/overview/?
Looks nice... I'd probably have to go in the 'cool' season, though:)
Yeah, Del's cousin lives in St Lucia, but she's selling up and moving back to Germany.
Marco.
Looks nice... I'd probably have to go in the 'cool' season, though:)
Yeah, Del's cousin lives in St Lucia, but she's selling up and moving back to Germany.
Marco.
Looks like you had better get your skates on then Marco.
Lol.... There are plenty of other places we also want to visit, so we'll see how it goes. There are always hotels, such as Martin has listed.
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
02-10-2026, 06:25
Bit of a damp night, and likely to be rainy for most of the day, max temps 18C. Might get some thunder this afternoon with a bit of luck.
rmcin626
02-10-2026, 07:18
Wet night but 13c and dry just night.
It's a fairly long flight, but worth it.
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Around eight hours to St Lucia via a very civilised BA premium economy flight with seven inches of extra legroom (I’m. 5’ 11’ and could have my legs straight out in front of me). Food and booze included to [emoji846].
Plenty of films and tv available on their system to and a proper pair of on ear headphones.
I’ve stayed at Aruba, Barbados, Jamaica and St Lucia and visited half a dozen others on a cruise and St Lucia remains my favourite and you can’t go far wrong staying at a Sandals adults only resort.
Around eight hours to St Lucia via a very civilised BA premium economy flight with seven inches of extra legroom (I’m. 5’ 11’ and could have my legs straight out in front of me). Food and booze included to [emoji846].
Plenty of films and tv available on their system to and a proper pair of on ear headphones.
I’ve stayed at Aruba, Barbados, Jamaica and St Lucia and visited half a dozen others on a cruise and St Lucia remains my favourite and you can’t go far wrong staying at a Sandals adults only resort.
Yeah it's not too bad, I just hate flying even in business class and even if I have loads of legroom. It's just constant misery for me. I would always go in the airport bookshop and buy the thickest non-fiction book they had (which was usually something about UFOs or Atlantis :)) and that would distract me for about half the flight.
I can't watch TV or films on those tiny little screens. I liked it better in the old days when they had a proper cinema screen and we all watched the same thing. And you could smoke!
walpurgis
02-10-2026, 08:43
A decent start to the day. Mild, clear and sunny. No wind.
Much the same again. Could be a bit warmer than yesterday later I think.
I can't watch TV or films on those tiny little screens. I liked it better in the old days when they had a proper cinema screen and we all watched the same thing. And you could smoke!
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Screen size these days is a dizzying twelve inches! I find the experience quite immersive with decent loud headphones and being so close to the screen.
I agree, save I don't watch the videos, I just listen to the amazing choice of music on offer. Or sleep!
I agree, save I don't watch the videos, I just listen to the amazing choice of music on offer. Or sleep!
For music I download loads of stuff off tidal onto my phone to listen to.
13C rising to 21C later. Cloudy, with some chance of rain tonight.
walpurgis
03-10-2026, 06:51
Feels chilly, dry and brightening though. I gather it may rain later.
Dunno whether to do the boot sale today or not, it may overlap with other exploits. And anyway, I'm due for my annual Flu and Covid jabs lunchtime. Whoopee! :D
10C but set to be sunny all day.
rmcin626
03-10-2026, 07:23
Cloudy 9c and dry but rain due.
Sunny, with bright blue skies, and 14°C.
Marco.
walpurgis
04-10-2026, 06:19
A cool 12C and mainly clear, looks like it may be a decent day.
Only 7C here but going to be a sunny day again.
Same here, but warmer at 13°C.
Marco.
Same here, but warmer at 13°C.
Marco.
That was an hour and a half ago, it's up to 12C here now. Says it will get to 18C by the afternoon.
rmcin626
04-10-2026, 09:21
A very wet 13c this morning.
That was an hour and a half ago, it's up to 12C here now. Says it will get to 18C by the afternoon.
You'll be lucky, I think... It's a nice autumnal day, though:)
Marco.
You'll be lucky, I think... It's a nice autumnal day, though:)
Marco.
Was yesterday and Friday too.
Pigmy Pony
04-10-2026, 10:33
Went to car boot this morning, and 9C, which caught me out a bit, as I'd left the house in just a t shirt. Bit of walking round soon warms you up though. Got a few CDs off a bloke who owned around 20,000 CDs (showed me pics of his shelving), and was just selling off some of his duplicates.
Even though they took up an entire wall in his house, he did say he'll never do streaming while he's got a hole in his arse (his words). "I'm not paying someone else for permission to play their tunes!" Sounds familiar.
You'll be lucky, I think... It's a nice autumnal day, though:)
Marco.
You were right, only got to 15C.
Started sunny today but clouded over now and set to stay the same. Giving out 18C high again though.
Forecast to get to 22c with sunny spells this afternoon, which is a bit barmy for October! Cools down from Wednesday though, with heavy rain and a more typical 14c and then hovers around mid to late teens for the next couple of weeks. We still need plenty of rain - the pond in the next door farm must be 2ft lower than it was last year.
rmcin626
05-10-2026, 08:28
Still wet and 14c so far.
Forecast to get to 22c with sunny spells this afternoon, which is a bit barmy for October! Cools down from Wednesday though, with heavy rain and a more typical 14c and then hovers around mid to late teens for the next couple of weeks. We still need plenty of rain - the pond in the next door farm must be 2ft lower than it was last year.
Yes, Wednesday is the day of the dreaded drop-off. Probably going to have to deploy the heating for the first time since May.
Sunny, blue skies. So much for the forecast.
It was sunny earlier, but gone a bit dullsville now... 20°C.
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
05-10-2026, 13:50
The day started rainy, then dull but dry, now sunny. Quite warm too.
walpurgis
06-10-2026, 08:34
16C and dull. Don't know if the rest of the day will be similarly unremarkable.
rmcin626
06-10-2026, 08:43
11c and dry so far but very cloudy.
Dull start here but slowly brightening up. High is supposed to be 19C.
Pigmy Pony
06-10-2026, 10:05
Misty drizzle here. Mizzle.
Mixture of cloud and sunny spells, and dry. 19°C, so not cold.
Marco.
Fabulous afternoon really warm and sunny but that seems to be the end of it. A lot colder from tomorrow.
rmcin626
07-10-2026, 08:05
8c with showers so far today.
Rained heavily all night, still going now. Supposed to get a bit of sun this afternoon but only 13C max temp.
Sun peeping through the clouds, and 12°C.
Marco.
Sun peeping through the clouds
Marco.
Christ, no chance of that here. Clouds are thicker than on Venus.
Pigmy Pony
07-10-2026, 09:55
Plenty of sun on the Chorley Riviera. Bit chilly though.
No sun here, but no rain yet either - definitely cooler, might be time to pack away the shorts until next April…
Getting a little chillier now, so time to light the log burner...
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Marco.
Pigmy Pony
08-10-2026, 07:02
Blue skies, but only 6C right now. Going to be a nice sunny morning, then all downhill from this afternoon. Lot of rain predicted for this evening.
Sunny start but chilly, below 18C indoors - have had to deploy my smallest radiator
rmcin626
08-10-2026, 07:42
Cold start to the day, a bit of a chill around and 6c so far.
walpurgis
08-10-2026, 08:14
A lot cooler at 11C, but it's a bright and breezy day. I enjoyed walking the mutts just now :).
Been raining and cloudy, but the sun's trying to get through. More rain set for later. 11°C.
Marco.
Clear skies and very sunny. Didn't get my milk delivery - again! - so can't have second breakfast without going out to the shop. What a pain.
You getting your milk delivered now, Martin? Top man:)
Marco.
You getting your milk delivered now, Martin? Top man:)
Marco.
For about 5 years maybe longer. Trouble is if they have no full fat they deliver semi-skimmed. I won't drink that so I told them 'If you got no full fat then don't deliver anything.' Which they were fine with but I get two deliveries a week and this is the first time they missed both.
So on the supermarket milk today. One thing I notice about the delivered milk is it last at least two or three days longer than the supermarket one before going off.
Pigmy Pony
08-10-2026, 13:47
I don't suppose I need to tell you to pick your milk from the back of the fridge (where the longest dates are likely to be), but I'll say it anyway.
I don't suppose I need to tell you to pick your milk from the back of the fridge (where the longest dates are likely to be), but I'll say it anyway.
Sainsbury only had five cartons of full fat and they were all at the front, presumably someone 'faced-up' the shelf before I got there.
I usually get through it in 3 days anyway, the longevity is something I only notice when I've been out of town for a few days. But it does seem that it's fresher than the supermarket milk when you get it. Plus it's delivered in the proper glass bottles like the whole terrible 21st century thing never happened.
Recyclable, indeed, so you only pay for the milk, nothing else. All the best people have their milk delivered;)
Piggurs, are you paying attention?:D
Marco.
Not sure you can get delivered milk anywhere? I mean it makes sense where I live as the housing density is second only to Hong Kong (and they're right now knocking up some more on the old council yard at the back of me).
If you're out in the bushes it's harder to find enough customers per square mile to make it pay I would think.
You might be right, I'm not sure, but whenever I Google for milk delivery in various parts of the country, there seems to be plenty of availability. Remember, it's not just milk they deliver; most of them are proper online corner shops and sell all sorts.
Ours saved us from having to go out to supermarkets during Covid.
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
08-10-2026, 15:34
Recyclable, indeed, so you only pay for the milk, nothing else. All the best people have their milk delivered;)
Piggurs, are you paying attention?:D
Marco.
Nah, I'll stick with supermarket milk as I'm not one of the 'best people'. In fact I'm quite horrible really. No wait, yes we do get our milk delivered, along with other groceries. In fact Morrisons have just landed as we speak :)
Anyway, the best people milk their own cow, not pay someone else to do it like a lazy barstool.
Pigmy Pony
09-10-2026, 06:33
Warmer, wetter, windier, couldn't be more different to yesterday. Going to be raining all day.
walpurgis
09-10-2026, 06:45
15C and very soggy and gloomy, spitting with rain a bit. Typical British October day really.
Same here and it already rained all night. Windy too.
rmcin626
09-10-2026, 07:52
A very wet night , dry just now but more due and 11c
Yep, we've got the wind, rain on and off and about 18c. Thundery showers predicted this afternoon.
Torrential rain here but on and off, in between it's sunny. Waiting for another lull so I can nip to the shop.
Pigmy Pony
09-10-2026, 12:34
Sun's come out now, wasn't expecting that.
Been sunny since dawn but rain is forecast all day.
Since dawn... Was that you coming in from the pub?:D
Nice and sunny here, but it's been pissing down all night. 13°C.
Marco.
Since dawn... Was that you coming in from the pub?:D
Was up at 0700 this morning, think I must have gone to bed too early.
walpurgis
10-10-2026, 11:43
15C and a very bright day. Been out this morning, wandering the Herne Bay Saturday street market and getting something for tea.
rmcin626
10-10-2026, 11:58
Very windy morning 10c
Still sunny here, not seen a cloud let alone any rain, although it was giving out a 90 percent chance.
15C and a very bright day. Been out this morning, wandering the Herne Bay Saturday street market and getting something for tea.
What did you get, Geoff?:)
Marco.
dave2010
10-10-2026, 16:02
15C and a very bright day. Been out this morning, wandering the Herne Bay Saturday street market and getting something for tea.Where is that street market held? I used to know Herne Bay quite well.
In the frozen wastes not frozen today, but very wet. Comes on and off every 10-15 mins or so.
walpurgis
10-10-2026, 17:35
Where is that street market held? I used to know Herne Bay quite well.
On Mortimer Street, about fifty yards from the seafront.
walpurgis
10-10-2026, 17:37
What did you get, Geoff?:)
Marco.
Large chicken legs, crispy sliced potatoes and peas and carrots.
Left Suffolk about 06:30, chilly but clear blue skies, drove to Nottingham Uni, rained most of the way there, then when we were there until about 15:00 then lovely sunshine. Patches of rain and cloud on the drive back, beautiful clear blue skies again when we got home. A very good reminder that we live in the driest part of the country and it’s grim up north…. :sofa: ;)
Large chicken legs, crispy sliced potatoes and peas and carrots.
Interesting...
Marco.
Left Suffolk about 06:30, chilly but clear blue skies, drove to Nottingham Uni, rained most of the way there, then when we were there until about 15:00 then lovely sunshine. Patches of rain and cloud on the drive back, beautiful clear blue skies again when we got home. A very good reminder that we live in the driest part of the country and it’s grim up north…. :sofa: ;)
Nottingham's not the north. I lived there for a bit the weather wasn't that bad at all, was out in the bushes too.
You want to try Hartlepool in February. I mean, you don't, but you know what I mean. :)
You want to try Hartlepool in February. I mean, you don't, but you know what I mean. :)
...or Glasgow.
Marco.
rmcin626
11-10-2026, 08:28
Not raining at the moment and 9c .
Sunny here but noticeably colder than yesterday. No rain forecast.
Supposed to warm up again starting tomorrow and for a few days after.
walpurgis
11-10-2026, 09:58
A cool 10C here, nice and sunny though, with a strong breeze.
walpurgis
11-10-2026, 10:01
Interesting...
Marco.
Well, it was easy and I have a bad back at the moment and don't feel like standing for long. :)
Nottingham's not the north. I lived there for a bit the weather wasn't that bad at all, was out in the bushes too.
You want to try Hartlepool in February. I mean, you don't, but you know what I mean. :)
Yeah, I know it’s not really the North, and I have no experience of Hartlepool any time of the year but have done Durham a few times and guess it’s similar. Leeds is currently top of her Uni list, we shall see.
Weather here nice again, had a long walk in the sunshine and 15c which is fine but feels warm in the sunshine and cold in the shade. Back into the 20’s from Tuesday, and not much chance of rain next week.
Well, it was easy and I have a bad back at the moment and don't feel like standing for long. :)
Lol, you should've posted a pic of your meal...
Marco.
Yeah, I know it’s not really the North, and I have no experience of Hartlepool any time of the year but have done Durham a few times and guess it’s similar. Leeds is currently top of her Uni list, we shall see.
Did you say she was going to do Medicine? Has she considered Keele? Cheaper to live round here than in Leeds by a long margin.
Did you say she was going to do Medicine? Has she considered Keele? Cheaper to live round here than in Leeds by a long margin.
Yes, medicine. Thanks for that tip, will let her know and look into it.
walpurgis
12-10-2026, 07:41
12C, bright and breezy. Mutt walking time shortly, then grocery shopping. I'll find out how nippy it really feels.
rmcin626
12-10-2026, 08:56
10c and dry so far
13C and dull. Rain due at tea-time.
Major dullsville and 15°C.
Marco.
Same here, a tad warmer at 17c but dull as ditchwater.
Warmer now at 17°C, but it's still dull!
Marco.
Don't think it ever really got properly light here.
Had a few hours of drizzle and sky is clearing now but it's getting towards dusk so too late for any sun.
walpurgis
13-10-2026, 08:24
A mild 18C, bright, dry and breezy. It's nice enough out there, the dog enjoyed it! :)
Rained all night, stopped about 5 minutes ago and it's already blue skies and blazing sunshine.
Pigmy Pony
13-10-2026, 09:01
Was sunny for a few minutes, dull now. Could do with a couple of dry days, so I can cut the grass, hopefully for the last time this year. It's a jungle out there!
Rained all night, stopped about 5 minutes ago and it's already blue skies and blazing sunshine.
^^ Wot he said ^^
17°C.
Marco.
walpurgis
13-10-2026, 17:10
Been nice all day here. I expect the clear sky means it could be nippy tonight.
Same here, going to be a clear sky.
Another sunny start but forecast to cloud over.
rmcin626
14-10-2026, 08:30
12c and dry so far this morning
walpurgis
14-10-2026, 08:36
14C and sunny, not much breeze.
The dog walk was relatively without incident. The pooch is a bit of a nutter, That's why I've been having back pain for over a week. He tends to want to belt over to other dogs barking like mad and recently caught me on the hop when he lunged at a passing dog and spun me off my feet landing on the road on my hip and shoulder. He's all show and doesn't really want to attack anything, just rather lively. But being a powerful sixty five pound lurcher, he can catch you out!
:eek:
Choke chain, train the dog?
Pigmy Pony
14-10-2026, 09:08
14C and sunny, not much breeze.
The dog walk was relatively without incident. The pooch is a bit of a nutter, That's why I've been having back pain for over a week. He tends to want to belt over to other dogs barking like mad and recently caught me on the hop when he lunged at a passing dog and spun me off my feet landing on the road on my hip and shoulder. He's all show and doesn't really want to attack anything, just rather lively. But being a powerful sixty five pound lurcher, he can catch you out!
:eek:
Well you're to be commended for continuing with the dog-walking in spite of it all.
Lurchers look like a breed with a lot of energy - I wonder if you could use that to your advantage... Set up a treadmill for him as a means to generate electricity, save yourself some money this winter :) I know you'd have the technical know how.
Dog "walked", leccy bills sorted, win-win :)
Well you're to be commended for continuing with the dog-walking in spite of it all.
Lurchers look like a breed with a lot of energy - I wonder if you could use that to your advantage... Set up a treadmill for him as a means to generate electricity, save yourself some money this winter :) I know you'd have the technical know how.
Dog "walked", leccy bills sorted, win-win :)
But then you've got to offset the cost of all the extra food the dog will eat due to all the exercise it's getting.
I suppose if you live out in the bushes you could shoot rabbits and feed them to the dog to keep it going, but then you need a shotgun and it all gets complicated quite quickly.
Pigmy Pony
14-10-2026, 09:24
But then you've got to offset the cost of all the extra food the dog will eat due to all the exercise it's getting.
I suppose if you live out in the bushes you could shoot rabbits and feed them to the dog to keep it going, but then you need a shotgun and it all gets complicated quite quickly.
Ferrets cost less than shotguns, and are quite cheap to feed. Just have to factor in the cost of a flat cap. Do they have ferrets down south?
Pigmy Pony
14-10-2026, 09:26
Or get the lurcher to catch the rabbits, they're probably quite good at that. But then we're back to the original problem.
14C and sunny, not much breeze.
The dog walk was relatively without incident. The pooch is a bit of a nutter, That's why I've been having back pain for over a week. He tends to want to belt over to other dogs barking like mad and recently caught me on the hop when he lunged at a passing dog and spun me off my feet landing on the road on my hip and shoulder. He's all show and doesn't really want to attack anything, just rather lively. But being a powerful sixty five pound lurcher, he can catch you out!
:eek:
Ouch... Take care of yourself out there, mate:)
Marco.
Nice and sunny here, if a little windy, and 14°C.
Marco.
Ferrets cost less than shotguns, and are quite cheap to feed. Just have to factor in the cost of a flat cap. Do they have ferrets down south?
When the ferret's not catching rabbits to feed itself, it can be running on the treadmill. Maybe you'd need two so they could work in shifts. Get rid of the dog alltogether.
I don't think they have ferrets south of Birmingham though.
Pigmy Pony
14-10-2026, 10:21
When the ferret's not catching rabbits to feed itself, it can be running on the treadmill. Maybe you'd need two so they could work in shifts. Get rid of the dog alltogether.
I don't think they have ferrets south of Birmingham though.
Some proper blue sky thinking there, well done :)
Yeah I think you're right about there being no ferrets south of Birmingham, but the problem won't be unsurmountable, just need the correct paperwork. The language barrier might be a bit of a problem, but I'm sure it could be overcome by training the ferrets through a system of pointing. Works for me when I'm on a foreign holiday :)
Still might be worth keeping the dog as a back up though, Geoff could include under-performing ferrets in its diet to keep costs down.
Ferrets are rather nice pan-fried.
Marco.
walpurgis
14-10-2026, 10:52
Or get the lurcher to catch the rabbits, they're probably quite good at that. But then we're back to the original problem.
Lots of rabbits about, but Ted (Teddy) the lurcher ignores them. There was one right in front of him earlier and he paid no undue attention.
We also have a little Chihuahua called Chico. Barks at everything and is totally fearless. I call him the 'little git'! :D
Neither dog is mine. The little one is my grand daughter's and the big one is my daughter's. I just get lumbered with 'walkie' duties, don't mind really.
Pigmy Pony
14-10-2026, 12:07
Lots of rabbits about, but Ted (Teddy) the lurcher ignores them. There was one right in front of him earlier and he paid no undue attention.
We also have a little Chihuahua called Chico. Barks at everything and is totally fearless. I call him the 'little git'! :D
Neither dog is mine. The little one is my grand daughter's and the big one is my daughter's. I just get lumbered with 'walkie' duties, don't mind really.
Macca, it looks like our services will not be required here. But I'm sure there are plenty of other problems we can 'fix' :) I suppose we could fix Chico's problem, we just need four Smarties tubes :)
Anyway, Anita and me are off for a walk up Rivington now, sans dog (we don't have one). I invited the cat, but she didn't even raise her head in reply. She's been sulking since I told her she's going to the vet's on Friday.
walpurgis
14-10-2026, 15:32
Nice out there. Around 19C, mild, sunny and a light breeze.
Loads of bunnies hopping about by the cliff path and nibbling whatever it is they nibble. :)
rmcin626
15-10-2026, 08:52
A cloudy 11c so far.
Dull here but fairly mild - 15C - with no wind. Supposed to rain this afternoon.
We'll need to stop sharing the same weather:D
Marco.
We'll need to stop sharing the same weather:D
Marco.
Just after I posted that it went sunny for an hour or so but now it's gone really dark so I suppose the rain is coming earlier than forecast.
I think we only 40 miles apart so only real difference is I'm up in the hills and you're down on the flats in the rain shadow of Snowdonia.
walpurgis
15-10-2026, 12:53
Been a nice day so far. Now a pleasant 21C and some periodic sunshine.
walpurgis
16-10-2026, 07:36
16C and very gloomy. Rain coming I'd say, better walk the mutt before it starts!
rmcin626
16-10-2026, 07:52
8c so far and dry.
Rain all night - again - but looks like it's going to be sunny.
Pigmy Pony
16-10-2026, 08:46
Sunny, but quite chilly.
Nice and sunny, and 12°C.
Marco.
For once, it's raining here, and nice where most of you lot are! Supposed to clear up later, 15c, so about average.
For once, it's raining here, and nice where most of you lot are! Supposed to clear up later, 15c, so about average.
No, it's gone crap here now. Dull and raining.
Still nice and sunny here in sunny Wrexham:)
Marco.
Still nice and sunny here in sunny Wrexham:)
Marco.
Looking at the radar it's all scattered showers moving NW to SE and they're all missing you but all going over me in a line.
Yep, that seems to be what's happening:)
Marco.
Pigmy Pony
16-10-2026, 14:17
Getting sunshine and rain at the same time here.
Blue skies here now and it only stopped raining two minutes ago.
walpurgis
16-10-2026, 15:55
Well, the rain stopped, the wind is increasing and it's fairly clear and bright. Visibility is good, from the coast path above the cliffs, I can just make out Southend across the water about twenty five miles to the northwest.
walpurgis
17-10-2026, 06:46
12C, clear and pretty windy.
rmcin626
17-10-2026, 07:48
A cold 4c this morning but dry and bright.
Sunny blue skies here in Wrexham, and 9°C - a nice fresh autumnal morning!:)
Marco.
rmcin626
17-10-2026, 10:07
Warming up now 7c
Pigmy Pony
17-10-2026, 11:13
Been out for an hour, chilly in the shade, pleasant in the sun. At least there's no rain or wind. Can't really expect more this time of year.
Been out for an hour, chilly in the shade, pleasant in the sun. At least there's no rain or wind. Can't really expect more this time of year.
Pretty much the same here, took Syd (dog) for his walk and it was lovely when in the sun. Small chance of rain later, but this afternoon’s jobs are all indoors so unfortunately I won’t have any excuse to procrastinate. So not sure what I’m doing on here, commenting on the weather…
Jobs on a Saturday afternoon? This time of year Saturday afternoon should be spent either at the football or dozing in an armchair to some music / watching an old western or some British B movie from the 1950s :)
Sue and Tamzin have gone to Norwich to do some shopping, lunch and then the theatre for a matinee performance of something or other. I get left a list of jobs! Not quite sure how that works…. Mind you, the Cinders outfit does quite suit me if I do say so myself.
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Oh hark you, shweety... Pics or it didn't happen!:eyebrows:
Today, I'm resplendent in chiffon.
Marco.
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