I looked at the file and it was huge, like a mixing bowl full to the top of Weetabix with the gaps filled with yogurt. Or maybe carrot sticks. My bare feet were getting a little cold, although my tea was nice and hot. I ventured that such a situation could lead to a debilitating ague, but there was little in the way of medical (to heat the feet) or bakery (to cool the tea) assistance forthcoming to render an equilibrium.
I closed the file and sat back. Not tonight.
Wow
If you stare at it for long enough the cloud starts swirling.
Funny you should say that, fast forward past the auld guy with the beanie on…
It was a brilliant day to be up there.
You lucky, *lucky* man! :)
Yes!
Nice gloves :)
Aye, there will be more on them soon!
You lucky “person” looks like a different world up their pal and i am seriously jealous as i am sat here with severe sciatica as an old back prob has flared up due to this never ending dampness. Hopefully we might see a bit of snow in the lakes soon.
That’s a bugger coops. The fella that does my electrics has the same problem and we’ve had to shunt all our installation work to January.
Anyway, the weather man says that it’ll Siberia over here in a week!
Sometines you make your own luck I think, good on ya, looking forward to the TR and more special photies…
Checked the weather for the next week this morning as I was planning a camp this weekend up north – not so sure now! Forecast is -7 at sea level.
I’ve just started looking at the photies, just short of 200. Jeez.
Aye, winter is indeed just getting started:o)
I’d call you a lucky beggar, but let’s be honest, you’ve got to be out there to catch the conditions and you seem to manage it more often than not – well done mate.
BTW – the biscuits are going fast!
Keep me some. At least two.
Wow, fantastic stuff. At least the sun shone where I was as well.
Getting oot is the thing, I’m making up for a few mountain-free months though!