Brother Corbett has an interesting view of Charley. And we're probably distant cousins, my Friend.
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Whats your weather right now?
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Weather? Not so damp, and we are promised a heat wave soon... In offing, however, a great storm brews, as everyone knows. Never pass a chance to ride or fish.
Rutrow.... 
Looks like the worst of it will pass just south of us.... fingers crossed.
Least I got the yard mowed.
Looks like the worst of it will pass just south of us.... fingers crossed.
Least I got the yard mowed.
Our variagated Beech tree in spring colors at 22C today.
Apparently Blighty is heading into a mini heatwave this week.
It beautiful sunshine outside today. View outside my shop below:
Better pull my finger out and fix my few shake down ride issues; especially the HEAVY & slipping clutch being No1.
I will check adjustment and scope out the tech section for some direction regarding this.
Ads,
It beautiful sunshine outside today. View outside my shop below:
Better pull my finger out and fix my few shake down ride issues; especially the HEAVY & slipping clutch being No1.
I will check adjustment and scope out the tech section for some direction regarding this.
Ads,
Low in the low 70's, high about 87 with some thunderstorms. Thankful for the 2+ inches of rain over the weekend. We're in fire season here.
31 C With High Clouds
Almost muggy, but got the windshield on anyway.
10 C & raining @ 7.30 am. Looks like a day in the workshop again
76F with some clouds. A little humid but still unseasonably cool.
Been glorious Summer all week.
Glorious in the Borders means no rain. High pressure, clear skies, cold early on, 2 or 3° C but afternoon temps get up to about 18° C which is about 65° F.
For most of us around here that feels warm enough. Heard a few people this week saying, who needs to go anywhere on holiday when it's so nice here?
Glorious in the Borders means no rain. High pressure, clear skies, cold early on, 2 or 3° C but afternoon temps get up to about 18° C which is about 65° F.
For most of us around here that feels warm enough. Heard a few people this week saying, who needs to go anywhere on holiday when it's so nice here?
Just had a week of glorious summer weather.
We were very lucky, back in March booked ourselves a self-catering rental, Tregurthy in Cornwall. First two years of my life was in Cornwall and it's been a while since my last visit there. Could not have asked for better weather, the only rain was over-night Tues-Wed. Every day was sunny and hot. The light is noticeably more intense in Cornwall compared with Scotland - that's why so many artists moved to St Ives in the nineteenth century.
Only one mile pleasant walk from the Eden Project where we spent two days. But did much else besides - Charlestown historic harbour, Wheal Martyn clay pit museum, underground tour at Geevor tin mine near Lands End, Marazion and St Michael's Mount, Lost gardens of Heligan, local walks around Trethurgy, the Treffry viaduct, estuary cruise on the Fowey, Cornish cream teas.
Travelled in Mrs' Mini - a long drive, at least to us Brits. But we even managed to avoid the predicted thundery downpours on the way home.
We were very lucky, back in March booked ourselves a self-catering rental, Tregurthy in Cornwall. First two years of my life was in Cornwall and it's been a while since my last visit there. Could not have asked for better weather, the only rain was over-night Tues-Wed. Every day was sunny and hot. The light is noticeably more intense in Cornwall compared with Scotland - that's why so many artists moved to St Ives in the nineteenth century.
Only one mile pleasant walk from the Eden Project where we spent two days. But did much else besides - Charlestown historic harbour, Wheal Martyn clay pit museum, underground tour at Geevor tin mine near Lands End, Marazion and St Michael's Mount, Lost gardens of Heligan, local walks around Trethurgy, the Treffry viaduct, estuary cruise on the Fowey, Cornish cream teas.
Travelled in Mrs' Mini - a long drive, at least to us Brits. But we even managed to avoid the predicted thundery downpours on the way home.
Mrs took loads on her phone. 'Spect she'll send me some of em.
But for now, gratuitous piccie of St Michael's Mount from that internet:
Uhm, that's pretty much how the weather felt last week.
But for now, gratuitous piccie of St Michael's Mount from that internet:
Uhm, that's pretty much how the weather felt last week.
Yeah……but it’s a dry heat. 
It was a beautiful day here but the drought continues.
It's not exactly riding season for the next few months. But, it's a nice steamy heat.
We have a “haze” from the fires. Light rain this morning seemed to clear it but it settled right back in….Well, it's smoky around here - worst so far - thanks Canada
