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    Same here, guy. Beautiful day, as you describe... Enjoy though, while it lasts, as it's downhill from here, with the rain and cold coming soon!

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    Quote Originally Posted by guy View Post
    Absolutely beautiful day - hazy start, sun "burns" through, now clear blue sky and warm. Perfect autumnal day, life is good
    Lucky people. At least it's not raining up in the frozen polar regions, but it is slightly gloomy. We had two - maybe three - good days over the weekend. Clouds are down, so no mountain tops visible.
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    Beautiful day here, sunny, warm, gentle breeze.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Beautiful day here, sunny, warm, gentle breeze.
    Make the most of it, all change tomorrow.

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    Quote Originally Posted by StingRay View Post
    Make the most of it, all change tomorrow.
    Can't, I'm stuck inside working until 1700.
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    Lots of water falling straight from the sky, most unusual - I think we used to call it rain
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    Actually, to my surprise, today was lovely, and I spent a while pruning bushes in the garden, then taking the cuttings to be disposed of. It's possible we might have a run of good days now.
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    Had some rain at last, heavy burst about 9pm last night, over last the day 2 days we've had around 9mm, before that no rain for 20 days, still only around 15mm for September when the average is 60mm but looks like tomorrow is now going to be wet. Waterbutts are full up now so thats ok until next spring.

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    About 6c at the moment and sunny
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    Quote Originally Posted by rmcin626 View Post
    About 6c at the moment and sunny
    yeah, its 5c here and sunny.. was near 0 last night tho; a sign of whats to come, and i ad to turn up the heating a degree.
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