Gary_R_Walker
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Off to work and it's still freezing, but those beautiful, haunting poems will keep the cockles of my heart warm all day. -
I'm going to bed now because writing my poem has taken a lot out of me. Emotionally drained.
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Lowestoft, Lowestoft Where is your snow, It's up in the sky Where dead Eskimos go. Eskimos, Eskimos Please fall back down, Lowestoft needs you So crash to the ground. I know it's a very good poem, and could make people get quite emotional but just try and hold yourselves together.
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Absolutely beautiful. If you could have fitted Lowestoft in there I would have giveth you teneth points, but withouteth you getteth three eth.
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What a coincidence, I also have a scar on my nose from doing exactly the same thing, the woman who's skirt zip it was punched me in the face. It was an accident, honest it was.
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Late cold spell - The effects
Gary_R_Walker replied to Summer Sun's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
That's on my to read list. Number 473. -
I only watch the news now so that I can remind myself what snow on the ground looks like.
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Late cold spell - The effects
Gary_R_Walker replied to Summer Sun's topic in Spring Weather Discussion
You make some excellent points in your post, but your "foundation of national wealth through the middle ages" comment should really say "the foundation of the Barons wealth through the middle-ages." A minor detail I know. -
I'm going for a steaming hot bath to try and thaw out my old bones. Back later.
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My old bones really can't take much more of working outside in this freezing wind. So I'm giving up, bring on the warmth.
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Froze at Corton this morning, then had to finish a job at Cromer. No crabs but spotted this seagull sitting on a telescope. Obviously he saw no sign of this biting easterly wind stopping so has decided to clear off.
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Attempting to thread wiring through metal conduit with an arctic gale blowing when you are 50 yards from the North Sea is tricky, painful, and a wee bit challenging.
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Working outside at Corton on the cliffs, I would hazard a guess that the wind chill is - bloody fffffrrrrrreeeeezzzzzing.
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It was all B#*~#*~t.
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Glad to see that the precipitation after 10 hours has finally gone from over Lowestoft. I will now start the arduous task of digging myself out.
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I'm going with your 5th dimension explanation.
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It's actually getting heavier on the radar, shovel at the ready.
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I like a gritter as much as the next fella, but you look like you're getting way too excited. What are you like with Buses?
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Incredibly we do. Here is a photograph of the lovely weather that brings thousands of sun seekers to our beaches. I think this was 2012 Air Festival. The 2013 Air Festival has been cancelled.
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I hope you're joking. If it did a lot of the tourist industry in Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth, and The Broads would be left devastated.
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Very accurate. Me, the Captain, and Jenny are snowed in yet again.
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I can tell you that it does show "fake snow." That was showing it over Lowestoft for nearly two hours. We have had no snow or rain today. Nothing.
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I see Lowestoft is still getting snowed in on that radar.
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I have made a rough calculation on the back of a fag packet that if Lowestoft, Great Yarmouth, and Beccles had actually received the snow that the radar has shown us getting in the last three days these towns would now be invisible from outer space. You might just see the tips of the wind turbines poking out through the snow. In Reality.
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Just back from my sojourn to the beach. A waste of time photographing the impending clouds coming in off the North Sea as the sky just turned grey. Took a quick snap of the sea, and then ran back to my house as it was freezing cold and the spray off the waves felt like darts hitting you in the face. Nasty weather.
