Posted by David WE Roberts on December 3, 2009, 8:17 am
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>>> said:
>>>
>>>>
>> <snip>
>>>> However, wasn't today simply lovely?
>>>> Wind dropped, sun all day, cold but not unpleasant.
>>>> Neighbours out in walking gear obviously off for a nice walk in the sun
>>>> but I'm doing heavy construction work in the garden so I spent the day
>>>> chasing a wheelbarrow.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers
>>>>
>>>> Dave R
>>>
>>> No sun here - grey cloud and that cold look about the place. What are
>>> you building in your garden?
>>
>> The mother of all sheds :-)
>>
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>>
>> And it is 'light rain showers' today so not wet enough to declare an
>> enforced holiday but generally miserable.
> I bet you stopped work this afternoon though. Didn't it just pour down!
Fortunately today is a 'non-digging' day as I have a small life outside shed
building ;-)
It really hurled it down last night and there are puddles everywhere today.
Still raining, but starting to clear.
Fortunately I have an excuse for this afternoon as well.
Just as well because I an completely knackered.
Barrowing wet soil does not come under the heading of 'gentle exercise'.
Cheers
David
Posted by countymayo.j on December 2, 2009, 5:52 am
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> > We had quite a pretty white lawn this morning! No damage was done that
> > I'm aware of but it was very cold. Cloud cover now so we have to hope it
> > stays that way from the garden pov. 'They' were saying that it's possible
> > it went down to -6C in places. I hope Cornwall didn't/doesn't have a
> > repeat performance of last year's weather behaviour, though it's probably
> > a bit early to know yet!
> :-)
> Surprise, surprise, my outdoor tomatoes are still going (just).
> We had a bit of an air frost last night but it didn't touch the ground and
> the plants are close to a house wall anyway which gives extra protection.
> Stupid things are still flowering as well but I don't expect to get any more
> fruit.
> Really, I'm just leaving them now to see how far into December they survive.
> We picked a tray load about 3 weeks ago and they are ripening indoors.
> By all accounts the temperature is due to rise again, along with the wind
> speed and the rainfall.
> Commiserations to the frost hit.
> I will start to get jealous when you get significant snow.
> It is not something we often see around here, more's the pity.
> However, wasn't today simply lovely?
> Wind dropped, sun all day, cold but not unpleasant.
> Neighbours out in walking gear obviously off for a nice walk in the sun but
> I'm doing heavy construction work in the garden so I spent the day chasing a
> wheelbarrow.
> Cheers
> Dave R
Dave there was significant snow just 5 kilometres from here
yesterday. This morning the water bowl for the chickens had ince on
it. When Winter comes here, it comes in fast, no phaffing around, one
day it is almost Springlike and the next, snow.
Posted by hugh on December 1, 2009, 4:11 pm
>We had quite a pretty white lawn this morning! No damage was done that
>I'm aware of but it was very cold. Cloud cover now so we have to hope
>it stays that way from the garden pov. 'They' were saying that it's
>possible it went down to -6C in places. I hope Cornwall didn't/doesn't
>have a repeat performance of last year's weather behaviour, though it's
>probably a bit early to know yet!
27.9 just above our roof in Cheshire - we're still on old money as far
as temperatures go.
--
hugh
It may be more complicated but is it better?
Posted by alan.holmes on December 2, 2009, 9:32 am
When I saw the header, I thought you were talking about the TV
programme!(:-)
Alan
> We had quite a pretty white lawn this morning! No damage was done that
> I'm aware of but it was very cold. Cloud cover now so we have to hope it
> stays that way from the garden pov. 'They' were saying that it's possible
> it went down to -6C in places. I hope Cornwall didn't/doesn't have a
> repeat performance of last year's weather behaviour, though it's probably
> a bit early to know yet!
> --
> Sacha
> www.hillhousenursery.com
> Shrubs & perennials. Tender & exotics.
> South Devon
>
>>> said:
>>>
>>>>
>> <snip>
>>>> However, wasn't today simply lovely?
>>>> Wind dropped, sun all day, cold but not unpleasant.
>>>> Neighbours out in walking gear obviously off for a nice walk in the sun
>>>> but I'm doing heavy construction work in the garden so I spent the day
>>>> chasing a wheelbarrow.
>>>>
>>>> Cheers
>>>>
>>>> Dave R
>>>
>>> No sun here - grey cloud and that cold look about the place. What are
>>> you building in your garden?
>>
>> The mother of all sheds :-)
>>