Spring
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- voodoo_simon
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Spring
Great isn’t it
Frosty sunrises and that feeling of warmth from the sun.
More like of this please, making the commute ever-so-pleasant
Frosty sunrises and that feeling of warmth from the sun.
More like of this please, making the commute ever-so-pleasant
- Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Spring
I don't see frost as spring-like, more of a Dec / Jan thing? But yes, that aside it does feel like it might not be far off ... or it will once the bloody snow's gone
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Re: Spring
Well I actually rode in to work this morning (sprained my back about five weeks ago so been taking it easy) and thought it would be nice and frosty along the canal bank. This worked for the first five kilometres, then it was muddy slop The bike is a couple of kgs heavier now.
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Re: Spring
Still plenty of snow in Wales stu ??
- Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Spring
There's still a bit sat about. Probably about 40% coverage on the lower hills ..... and I've not bothered to venture any higherStill plenty of snow in Wales stu ??
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Re: Spring
So what time of year do you get direct sunlight in the valley Stu?Bearbonesnorm wrote:that aside it does feel like it might not be far off ...
Re: Spring
Oooh, between about 11.00 & 13.00 on 21st June probably...Ray Young wrote:So what time of year do you get direct sunlight in the valley Stu?Bearbonesnorm wrote:that aside it does feel like it might not be far off ...
It was certainly a chilly start here today, set out on my commute in about -4°C and took about 10 minutes longer than usual for my 18km ride in at a slow steady cadence through the potentially icy bits. Still got a bit of drift snow in the garden but my guess is it will be gone by the time I get home tonight; the sun has been shining all day
We go out into the hills to lose ourselves, not to get lost. You are only lost if you need to be somewhere else and if you really need to be somewhere else then you're probably in the wrong place to begin with.
- Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Spring
We lose it for Dec and Jan and the first couple of weeks in Feb Ray. In 'summer' we get it most of the daySo what time of year do you get direct sunlight in the valley Stu?
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- whitestone
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Re: Spring
Well you aren't going to get it at night are youBearbonesnorm wrote:We lose it for Dec and Jan and the first couple of weeks in Feb Ray. In 'summer' we get it most of the daySo what time of year do you get direct sunlight in the valley Stu?
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- Bearbonesnorm
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Re: Spring
It's Wales Bob. 'Tis the land of dragons, unicorns and such ... you'd be surprisedWell you aren't going to get it at night are you
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- voodoo_simon
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Re: Spring
Fair point,but if frost yesterday but felt very Spring like. Think I was thinking of those Dewey mornings (which has been a long time!).Bearbonesnorm wrote:I don't see frost as spring-like, more of a Dec / Jan thing? But yes, that aside it does feel like it might not be far off ... or it will once the bloody snow's gone
Oh well, think I jumped the gun as today is overcast and miserable
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Re: Spring
I did that on a newsletter once - put up a picture of a bouncing lamb with the words 'Spring's Here'. Next month I had to apolgise and put up a picture of all the snow and freezing conditions that arrived a week laterOh well, think I jumped the gun as today is overcast and miserable
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Re: Spring
Not forgetting Ivor the Engine, RIP Oliver Postgate.Bearbonesnorm wrote:It's Wales Bob. 'Tis the land of dragons, unicorns and such ... you'd be surprisedWell you aren't going to get it at night are you
Re: Spring
Been reading the book of this a lot recently, bloody brilliant:Ray Young wrote:Not forgetting Ivor the Engine, RIP Oliver Postgate.Bearbonesnorm wrote:It's Wales Bob. 'Tis the land of dragons, unicorns and such ... you'd be surprisedWell you aren't going to get it at night are you
https://youtu.be/lI3GbYu6C1A
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, fantastic, thanks for the link .techno mail wrote:Been reading the book of this a lot recently, bloody brilliant:Ray Young wrote:Not forgetting Ivor the Engine, RIP Oliver Postgate.Bearbonesnorm wrote:It's Wales Bob. 'Tis the land of dragons, unicorns and such ... you'd be surprisedWell you aren't going to get it at night are you
https://youtu.be/lI3GbYu6C1A
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No problem Ray, I have been reading it to my kids by the way!Ray Young wrote:, fantastic, thanks for the link .techno mail wrote:Been reading the book of this a lot recently, bloody brilliant:Ray Young wrote:Not forgetting Ivor the Engine, RIP Oliver Postgate.Bearbonesnorm wrote:It's Wales Bob. 'Tis the land of dragons, unicorns and such ... you'd be surprisedWell you aren't going to get it at night are you
https://youtu.be/lI3GbYu6C1A
Re: Spring
When you've run out of Ivor go for Noggin the Nog,techno mail wrote:No problem Ray, I have been reading it to my kids by the way!