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    16C and brightish with patchy cloud.
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    very sunny here looks like will be another pleasant day.
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    15C and the sky is covered with a thin blanket of rippled clouds. Can't be bothered to look up which type they are .
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    cloudy and 12c. need a light on
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    Quote Originally Posted by walpurgis View Post
    15C and the sky is covered with a thin blanket of rippled clouds. Can't be bothered to look up which type they are .
    Cirrus?
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    Cirrocumulus?
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    Looking at pictures of clouds. What better way to spend a bank holiday? I suppose it's better than watching "Gabby's Dollhouse", which is on the telly right now
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    Quote Originally Posted by Pigmy Pony View Post
    Looking at pictures of clouds. What better way to spend a bank holiday? I suppose it's better than watching "Gabby's Dollhouse", which is on the telly right now
    Better than sitting in a traffic jam on the M6 trying to go somewhere that will be packed with people and very expensive. Even Gabby's Dollhouse has to be better than that and I can only speculate as to what that's about.

    My mother always wanted to 'go somewhere' on August bank holiday. My father would refuse saying 'It's the absolute worst day of the year to go anywhere or do anything.'

    One year when he was away working overseas we took the train to the Lake District. Took most of the day to get there, it was heaving with people, like Glastonbury but without the bands or the drugs, and on the journey back the train was packed and we had to stand in the guard's van the whole way home which took another five hours. I think that was the day I first realised my father was quite a wise man.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Cirrus?
    I used to know the various types. Forgotten them now.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Macca View Post
    Better than sitting in a traffic jam on the M6 trying to go somewhere that will be packed with people and very expensive. Even Gabby's Dollhouse has to be better than that and I can only speculate as to what that's about.

    My mother always wanted to 'go somewhere' on August bank holiday. My father would refuse saying 'It's the absolute worst day of the year to go anywhere or do anything.'

    One year when he was away working overseas we took the train to the Lake District. Took most of the day to get there, it was heaving with people, like Glastonbury but without the bands or the drugs, and on the journey back the train was packed and we had to stand in the guard's van the whole way home which took another five hours. I think that was the day I first realised my father was quite a wise man.
    Good grief, I quite like trains, but that's just wrong...

    Went to the Lakes last Saturday: An hour to get there, an hour spent at record fair, an hour having coffee and BLTs outside a cafe, half an hour driving round Bowness taking pictures of Chinese folk*, then home in time for tea. Job done. I wouldn't even consider it this weekend

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