my thermo may be a tad optimistic but .................
it sure is warm today - and me stuck in the workshop!!
indian summer
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mikeysaling
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indian summer
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when all is said and done - there is more said than done.
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Re: indian summer
I am seriously contemplating a trip to the seaside on Sunday and a swim in the sea in October!
Bet I am not the only one with the same idea and will get stuck in traffic but its going to be the last opportunity this year.
Bet I am not the only one with the same idea and will get stuck in traffic but its going to be the last opportunity this year.
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stcstc
Re: indian summer
Hunstanton Johnny!!!!
its bonkers hot here, i think i am melting, shorts are coming out again tomorrow if its still as warm
its bonkers hot here, i think i am melting, shorts are coming out again tomorrow if its still as warm
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Graysalchemy
Re: indian summer
Well I am just right in my workshop just a steady 17c. However come winter and it will be -10c 
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Re: indian summer
stcstc wrote:Hunstanton Johnny!!!!
its bonkers hot here, i think i am melting, shorts are coming out again tomorrow if its still as warm
If I make it it will be Brancaster beach but anticipating nose to tail traffic both ways. Looking forward to this: Now where did I put my bucket and spade?
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Re: indian summer
For the first time this year I was thinking of climbing up into the attic and dragging the BIG fan out.
I hope to have a small window next week to finish putting my shed window in.
What's the betting it will be blowing gales and pissistently raining. 
I hope to have a small window next week to finish putting my shed window in.
What's the betting it will be blowing gales and pissistently raining. Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About
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Re: indian summer
We have an afternoon at the beach planned for tomorrow and then a BBQ on the beach in the evening. What a fantastic way to start October that will be. 
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Re: indian summer
Dull and wet today. 
The big fan that I dragged out the attic last week can go back up.
The big fan that I dragged out the attic last week can go back up.
Watch Out. There's A Humphrey About