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    Quote Originally Posted by rmcin626 View Post
    Sunshine and rain so far this morning, back to normal
    Was in Glasgow today, raining, heading back down south to Brighton, sunny. I suppose you get used to it, I find it rains too much in Brighton, gonna retire to Spain or somewhere sunny I hope.
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    Remember living in Tottenham back in the 90s, looking out the window one day to a leaden grey sky and saying 'God, its fucking horrible', and my friend being a bit pissed off with me, 'fuck, mike, you're so depressing'.
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    Beautiful warm sunny day today here in Essex. Drove out to a neighbouring village, parked up and went for a one hour walk, ending up sitting near the village pond to sunbathe and watch the ducks.

    Remarkably peaceful, save for several bikers coming making a noise coming and going.
    Barry

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    Quote Originally Posted by Barry View Post
    Beautiful warm sunny day today here in Essex. Drove out to a neighbouring village, parked up and went for a one hour walk, ending up sitting near the village pond to sunbathe and watch the ducks.

    Remarkably peaceful, save for several bikers coming making a noise coming and going.
    Beautiful warm sunny day here in Essex. Barry, my next door neighbour, had driven out to a neighbouring village for a walk or something. I ended up sitting in the garden next to the fish pond to sunbathe and watch for frogs.

    Remarkably peaceful, until he came home and started playing his records again.
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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    dark, damp and fairly crap...10c tho so not too cold
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    Very wet overnight about 12 c now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Alex_UK View Post
    Beautiful sunshine in Suffolk today, 10 mile walk from home exploring some of the footpaths we haven’t ventured onto yet - found an airfield and this absolutely gorgeous and unique church in Crowfield - looking forward to seeing how it is inside once lock down is over.





    Then back home for a BBQ and just come in as starting to get a little nippy!


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    19C and rising. It's dry and bright again, I can't recall when we last had rain.
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    No rain forecast here until Thursday and even then it is only a 30% chance of a shower. It's weird as on average here it rains every third day.
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    Was a bit wet this morning, and rain is forecast overnight. Should be fine after that. And Wednesday should be a warm one
    I just dropped in, to see what condition my condition was in

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