Posted by Dave Hill on December 7, 2010, 4:31 am
Well, here in the Swansea area of South Wales, after a couple of balmy
days where the temp went up to the lower 40's f ( Thats around 6c for
those that can't cope with Fahranheit)
It is back down to 22f overnight and still there now at 9am.
We have had sheet ice covering the carpark and patches of black ice
all over the place.
I hate to think of my heating bill at the end of this.
Posted by Sacha on December 7, 2010, 4:51 am
> Well, here in the Swansea area of South Wales, after a couple of balmy
> days where the temp went up to the lower 40's f ( Thats around 6c for
> those that can't cope with Fahranheit)
> It is back down to 22f overnight and still there now at 9am.
> We have had sheet ice covering the carpark and patches of black ice
> all over the place.
> I hate to think of my heating bill at the end of this.
It was -7C here last night and according to our milkman, a lower part
of the village was -8C at 7.30 this morning. It is absolutely bitter,
not a breath of wind, thank goodness and just the minimum of cloud
cover.
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.com
South Devon
Posted by 'Mike' on December 7, 2010, 5:15 am
> said:
>> Well, here in the Swansea area of South Wales, after a couple of balmy
>> days where the temp went up to the lower 40's f ( Thats around 6c for
>> those that can't cope with Fahranheit)
>> It is back down to 22f overnight and still there now at 9am.
>> We have had sheet ice covering the carpark and patches of black ice
>> all over the place.
>> I hate to think of my heating bill at the end of this.
> It was -7C here last night and according to our milkman, a lower part of
> the village was -8C at 7.30 this morning. It is absolutely bitter, not a
> breath of wind, thank goodness and just the minimum of cloud cover.
> --
> Sacha
and have either of you, or anyone else come to that, thought about the birds
and their drinking/bathing water? Or only thought about yourselves?
Frost and ice all around here, but a pair of Starlings ad a flock of
Sparrows have all been down and had a drink and a bath
THINK BIRDS
Mike
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Today, is the tomorrow, you were worrying about, yesterday.
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Posted by mogga on December 7, 2010, 5:48 am
On Tue, 7 Dec 2010 10:15:43 -0000, "'Mike'"
>> said:
>>
>>> Well, here in the Swansea area of South Wales, after a couple of balmy
>>> days where the temp went up to the lower 40's f ( Thats around 6c for
>>> those that can't cope with Fahranheit)
>>> It is back down to 22f overnight and still there now at 9am.
>>> We have had sheet ice covering the carpark and patches of black ice
>>> all over the place.
>>> I hate to think of my heating bill at the end of this.
>>
>> It was -7C here last night and according to our milkman, a lower part of
>> the village was -8C at 7.30 this morning. It is absolutely bitter, not a
>> breath of wind, thank goodness and just the minimum of cloud cover.
>> --
>> Sacha
>and have either of you, or anyone else come to that, thought about the birds
>and their drinking/bathing water? Or only thought about yourselves?
>Frost and ice all around here, but a pair of Starlings ad a flock of
>Sparrows have all been down and had a drink and a bath
>THINK BIRDS
>Mike
My dad suggested putting some sugar in the water...
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http://www.bra-and-pants.com
http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk
Posted by 'Mike' on December 7, 2010, 6:00 am
> On Tue, 7 Dec 2010 10:15:43 -0000, "'Mike'"
>>
>>> said:
>>>
>>>> Well, here in the Swansea area of South Wales, after a couple of balmy
>>>> days where the temp went up to the lower 40's f ( Thats around 6c for
>>>> those that can't cope with Fahranheit)
>>>> It is back down to 22f overnight and still there now at 9am.
>>>> We have had sheet ice covering the carpark and patches of black ice
>>>> all over the place.
>>>> I hate to think of my heating bill at the end of this.
>>>
>>> It was -7C here last night and according to our milkman, a lower part of
>>> the village was -8C at 7.30 this morning. It is absolutely bitter, not
>>> a
>>> breath of wind, thank goodness and just the minimum of cloud cover.
>>> --
>>> Sacha
>>
>>
>>and have either of you, or anyone else come to that, thought about the
>>birds
>>and their drinking/bathing water? Or only thought about yourselves?
>>
>>Frost and ice all around here, but a pair of Starlings ad a flock of
>>Sparrows have all been down and had a drink and a bath
>>
>>THINK BIRDS
>>
>>Mike
> My dad suggested putting some sugar in the water...
> --
> http://www.bra-and-pants.com
> http://www.holidayunder100.co.uk
I don't put anything in, but there is plenty of food about for them
Mike
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Today, is the tomorrow, you were worrying about, yesterday.
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> days where the temp went up to the lower 40's f ( Thats around 6c for
> those that can't cope with Fahranheit)
> It is back down to 22f overnight and still there now at 9am.
> We have had sheet ice covering the carpark and patches of black ice
> all over the place.
> I hate to think of my heating bill at the end of this.