Today’s guest picture was sent to me by our friend Gavin. His daughter is in Borculo in the Netherlands and found this equivalent of our Beechy Plains. It looks better than ours does at the moment. It had rained all night, so before I had my breakfast, I thought that I should go and lookContinue reading “Rain fall”
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A dull day in every way
Today’s guest picture comes from my brother Andrew. He took refuge from some foul weather by visiting the museum in Derby where he came across a fine representation of Athenian democracy crafted out of LEGO. After yesterday’s excitement, we were hoping for a less interesting day today and as far as the weather went, weContinue reading “A dull day in every way”
Get up and go (but not much)
Today’s guest picture was sent to me by Dropscone and shows a handy chart telling me where to get my coffee from. He found it in a coffee shop in Bromley, Kent. I had quite a full day today with a very contrasting set of weather conditions to go with it. I had to getContinue reading “Get up and go (but not much)”
To be perfectly Frank
Today’s guest picture, taken by the father of my flute pupil Luke, shows some paddlers with more bottle than brains in my opinion. They were about to shoot Skippers Bridge in a major flood. Since the Met Office started giving Atlantic depressions people’s names, we seem to have had a new one every few days. Continue reading “To be perfectly Frank”
Storm in a teacup (or a dam)
Today’s picture shows the only sun we saw all day. It wasn’t raining when I got up so I put on the cycling gear but by the time I got downstairs, it was raining and a quick phone call to Dropscone arranged coffee instead of cycling rather than after it. Of course, as soon asContinue reading “Storm in a teacup (or a dam)”