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Afternoon all
Cloudy but bright enough. The ever-present chance of rain remains. Currently 7 degrees ('feels like' 3) and that's the high for the day. Barometer down a snifter to 994 mBar.
Sunrise 08:30; Sunset 15:46 GMT
Back in that London I'd be getting an extra 48 minutes of daylight
Clashing meetings this morning meant I attended the one that wasn't recorded then watched the recording of the other afterwards. Neither truly required my attendance and I definitely didn't have to input anything.
Chat yesterday with ex-client was interesting. They have moved onto a different organisation. It's public sector yet outside IR35. In two minds over it as it'll be full on, full time and I quite like the easy life I have at the moment with my two little gigs. But stretching the old grey matter may do me some good too.
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Afternoon campers
Wind 12 kt from the South
Temperature 9°C
Humidity 81%
Pressure 1000 hPa
Visibility 10 km or more
Few clouds at a height of 2900 ft
Broken clouds at a height of 3500 ft
light rain
TFIF.
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you can watch that game and stay awake???Originally posted by WTFH View PostMorning all
Woke up 15 mins ago and decided it was too late to try to go back to sleep, then remembered the Ashes. That will keep me occupied until it’s time to take Max out for a perambulation.
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Morning

bright and breezy this morning.
positively King Billy.
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Morning.
Friday.
Damp.
Wanly sunny.
Chilly in here at 13.3 deg, 12 in the kitchen, 9 in the leanto.
998.7 mBar, 29.49 in Hg, 749 Torr, 14.485 psi, (down from 999 last night), 61% RH (Lidl electric).
Meanwhile on the 4th of March 2020 LondonManc, DaveB and NF popped and contributed to the LM inspired discussion of Soreen and cake whereas I sent some of my tea to the compost heap for some reason and then watched "Two mules for Sister Sarah" which isn't amongst my favourite Eastwood epics by any means.
Walk (abbreviated due to inclemency of the weather, towpath) walked. It rained on me.
Lunch: brunch. Entertainment: the last ep of the Tom Stoppard biog.
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Morning denizens
Sunny start, though with wisps and layers of cloud hither and yon. Bit colder today: 3°C now supposedly “feels like” -2° and sunlight will only get us to 7° - though rain will arrive tonight and warm things up, with a leap to 9° before midnight! The barometers are up a bit at 992/1000mB
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Morning all
Woke up 15 mins ago and decided it was too late to try to go back to sleep, then remembered the Ashes. That will keep me occupied until it’s time to take Max out for a perambulation.
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This evening’s telly was a new episode of Police Interceptors
Later, I finished The Forgotten Soldier, in which his retreat from the Red Army continued northwards from Poland via a siege on the Baltic coast and eventual escape by sea - several times, managing to get from one port to another on overloaded small vessels. His military service eventually came to an end in the hands of British and American troops in Schleswig-Holstein. Weirdly, he’d been recruited by the Wehrmacht on the grounds of having a German mother (his father being French), but the Allies determined that they could only hold him as a PoW if he’d had a German father, and as far as they were concerned he was a French civilian. So they let him go and sent him home to France
I’m inordinately pleased that I woke up early enough to get the haircut first thing and was able to do the shopping at lunchtime, as it means I have no errands left to run tomorrow!
Goodnight all
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Tea has been a rack of ribs with smoky BBQ sauce and chips
And while that was cooking, I made the meaty part of a shepherd’s pie. This is now cooling down in the dish, and will spend the night in the fridge so the flavours of the various herbs and spices I chucked in will have a chance to develop and mingle
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Another day done, another week done, and only four more working days this year!
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