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And they can see UV unlike monkeys. <- see wot I did there? Geddit?
There was a bit about Gower but I was just waking up when that bit was on.
Dark.
Grey.
No current precipitation but it was pissing down 10 minutes ago.
Oh, wait, it's pissing down again.
Dreary.
Sunless.
Warm at 17.7 deg in here.
1007 mBar, 29.74" Hg, 60% RH.
Sunday judging by the output of the wireless, said output will be even more confusing on Friday but there you jolly well go, rejoicing or otherwise.
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Tesco & Morrisons visited for the last Sunday shop before Xmas.
Bit busier than usual.
Lunch: roast beef, we shall see how this week's roasting method results, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
If it stays fine, with blue skies and sunshine, a walk is pencilled in for later.
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The beef turned out rather well, might do it that way again, choc chip mint icecream, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
The blue sky has disappeared & the grey has returned along with the deluge.
Add a couple of chocoleibnitz biscuity things to the above.
In other news, the blue sky is back.
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Grey and raining again.
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Walk walked.
In intermittent sunshine.
Freecell score: don't ask.
Tea: Ginsters Vegan Moroccan pasty, Heinz chicken and sweetcorn soup with Morrisons wholemeal sunflower and spelt bread, bramble jelly sandwich on same, red corner yog, Morrisons mince pie, 0.91 pints of good Glengettie tea.
Entertainment: "The man who invented Xmas (2017)" being a drama of sorts about C. Dickens and Mr Scrooge.
Thing about the real C. Dickens.
Oak Island nutjobs: they find more wood in the uplands.
They think they've found shaft 5.
Gary finds another spike and another another spike spike.
Now they're getting the results from the seismic survey earlier in the year.
There's a linear anomaly in the uplands at about 60 feet down.
More or less where they found some wood a couple of weeks ago.
?Flood tunnel?
Now they've hired a big feck off excavator with an extra long arm.
Billy's got the hole down to 50 feet or so.
More wood.
And there's water flooding in.
And lo! the hole starts caving in, so they're back filling.
Next: The Eye of the swamp.
Meanwhile at Lot 17: Gary finds something.
It's a chunk of lead.
In the swamp they're finding blue clay.
And a tree stump.
Gary finds an iron rod in the tree stump.
Meanwhile two iron spikes are taken for elemental analysis at the university.
There's phosphorus in the iron of the spike.
In the eye of the swamp they find some massive boulders.
Next week they find more wood and what looks like "a tunnel going that way".
Blue sky and fluffy clouds. A bit of damp on the ground (I think I heard rain in the wee hours). Currently 7 degrees and expected to reach 11. Small chance of a shower this morning but otherwise it's going to be a nice day with rain overnight (the best time to have rain IMO). Barometer up to 1011 mBar.
Today's Kantar diary fact is:
Cardiff is declared the capital city of Wales, United Kingdom 1955
Happy 65th birthday!
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Reason: darn typos
"Now with Artificial Intelligence that detects the performance of a woman's work and gives you no credit for it!"
well, obviously.
can't be having wimmin closing green/blue/ any old colour rings, 'cos then the work would be done.
and, as we know, - a woman's work is never done.
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