No ... it’s a PIG not a cow ?
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CDR Virtual Vacations presents On this day 2020: Covid brought a change of plans. A couple of weeks before our onward flight to Hong Kong was cancelled; we had planned to soend a couple of days there on our way home. The rearranged flight became a stopover and we flew to Tasmania instead.
Don’t be fooled by the little island next to Australia - it’s land area is three times that of Wales! And I fell in love with it. We have to go back!
We saw our first truly wild wallaby(Bennett’s Wallaby) on Mount Wellington just outside our base in Hobart and went for a hike in the native forest which really made you think dinosaurs rather than birds.
Don’t be fooled by the little island next to Australia - it’s land area is three times that of Wales! And I fell in love with it. We have to go back!
We saw our first truly wild wallaby(Bennett’s Wallaby) on Mount Wellington just outside our base in Hobart and went for a hike in the native forest which really made you think dinosaurs rather than birds.
Good morning all from a very soggy Wales!
The strong winds will hit us tonight.
Lola is up and about and enjoying his lunch, I could do with going shopping but I'm following Lola's usual example and staying in my warm, dry house.
Hope everyone has a good day
The strong winds will hit us tonight.
Lola is up and about and enjoying his lunch, I could do with going shopping but I'm following Lola's usual example and staying in my warm, dry house.
Hope everyone has a good day
Good morning all from a very soggy Wales!
The strong winds will hit us tonight.
Lola is up and about and enjoying his lunch, I could do with going shopping but I'm following Lola's usual example and staying in my warm, dry house.
Hope everyone has a good day
Good morning Lyn,
You be very careful tonight then (with those winds coming)...
Take today to batten down the hatches and get the torch ready..
cook and eat before the storm comes so you’ll have a full belly...
Feed Lola and bring him in if you must.
Secure his garden from flying debris...
And for heaven sake....FIND THE WINE!!!!
...(and some glasses) ???
Maybe even some cheese to go with the wine?? .....?
Thank you for the advice, I've been doing just that this morning.
The winds will be about 50 - 60 mph.
Lola lives indoors all year around in his own room, so he'll be snug and safe.
The wine is easily located in my oven - I may not bother dirtying a glass though!!!?
This is a big storm, we get it in the early hours of the morning.. It’s just wet and a bit blustery right now
Same here, it's going to be a bad night.
We're having a bit of "drizzle" too, but no wind, thank goodness. I HATE THE WIND!!!!
That Hardinge is a classic!
With some parts of the UK getting winds up to 70mph and warnings issued I'm surprised this storm hasn't been given a name. I don't know what their criteria is for doing that.
Yes, I thought that was weird too!
Evert is the next on the list for storm names but not heard anyone using that.
Found this on the Met Office site
When is a storm named?
The criteria we use for naming storms is based on our National Severe Weather Warnings service. This is based on a combination of both the impact the weather may have, and the likelihood of those impacts occurring.
A storm will be named when it has the potential to cause an amber or red warning.
Other weather types will also be considered, specifically rain if its impact could lead to flooding as advised by the Environment Agency, SEPA and Natural Resources Wales flood warnings. Therefore 'storms systems' could be named on the basis of impacts from the wind but also include the impacts of rain and snow.
I would have thought 70 mph winds have potential to cause 'an impact'.
When is a storm named?
The criteria we use for naming storms is based on our National Severe Weather Warnings service. This is based on a combination of both the impact the weather may have, and the likelihood of those impacts occurring.
A storm will be named when it has the potential to cause an amber or red warning.
Other weather types will also be considered, specifically rain if its impact could lead to flooding as advised by the Environment Agency, SEPA and Natural Resources Wales flood warnings. Therefore 'storms systems' could be named on the basis of impacts from the wind but also include the impacts of rain and snow.
I would have thought 70 mph winds have potential to cause 'an impact'.
I got my paypal account straightened out now how do I get some of your lovely masks? You can pm me. Still working on the VPN and decision making with that. As far as windy goes I HATE IT TOO. It's heck when I open a door to escape and get slammed against something. My stepfather advised me to carry rocks in my pocket.?
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The thing is in great mechanical shape but the paint is peeling but we are going to paint it
Wow.....what a nice day here, temps still rising. Was on the water early, first thing that I spotted of interest was an Eagle flying overhead carrying a fish. I watched it go right to its nest.
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She has left side paralysis, can't lift her arm or leg. I have talked to her and she sounds lucid without brain damage. It's just going to be hard to come back
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no, you didn't forget to post this flower, it's beautiful
Believe me, I know just how windy Colorado gets. 2 of the companies I worked for were headquarters there, both were located right by that dirt racetrack. I-25 in a wind storm scared me all to hell, but I think you are talking about state hiway 93?
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