Mornin' from a clear, warm, dry, bright and sunny day here in South
Yorkshire. We have wall to wall blue sky again with BYT beaming down on
us. Temperature out there is 17.5C (63.5F) with the barometric pressure
falling slowly at 1016.4 mB and RH show as 55% and also falling.
Forecast is for much of the same with the temperature to peak at 18C
(64.4F) in the early afternoon and then fall to an overnight low of 10C
(50F). Have a great day everyone, but take care to stay safe.
Sootie was off out before breakfast and returned home around 09:30
to eat. She out again before 10:00 and shading herself from the sun
somewhere safe and cool. Tabby had supper here last night but hasn't
visited yet today.
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Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter.
FN 2�22+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland..
flyingnun@roseofwhite.plus.com

On 09/06/2023 13:04, Flyi�g �u� 2�22+ wrote:
> Mornin' from a clear, warm, dry, bright and sunny day here in South
> Yorkshire. We have wall to wall blue sky again with BYT beaming down on
> us. Temperature out there is 17.5C (63.5F) with the barometric pressure
> falling slowly at 1016.4 mB and RH show as 55% and also falling.
> Forecast is for much of the same with the temperature to peak at 18C
> (64.4F) in the early afternoon and then fall to an overnight low of 10C
> (50F). Have a great day everyone, but take care to stay safe.
> Sootie was off out before breakfast and returned home around 09:30
> to eat. She out again before 10:00 and shading herself from the sun
> somewhere safe and cool. Tabby had supper here last night but hasn't
> visited yet today.

I remember GAT being a maker of air pistols (probably from a US
abbreviation for Gunnery, Ordnance & Artillery. Si I have disarmed the
Subject :-)

Good afternoon from Somerset.
86F (in full sun) and 1012mb. It has been sunny all day, but it was
windy this morning as well as being recycling collection day. The wind
was not strong enough to move the filled containers but once emptied I
had to go out and rescue mine before they went too far down the street.
The wind has dropped now though.

Best wishes to everybody.

Jim