Sunday 21 May 2006
Saturday 20/05/06
Bright morning with shower clouds, which do not give much rain. Breakfast at 8.40, in the company of the two Germans who want fish for their breakfast - so they get fish every morning of their 4 night stay. The two workmen are also still around, so mrs B has got a lot of dishes to wash - five people's. Muirneag comes in at 10, the Coastguard tug Anglian Prince at 11.45, just as the sun comes out. The afternoon has some nice weather. I go to Somerfields for papers and food. The Lottery draw, later that evening, gets interrupted by protestors on the studio floor. The main concern for the presenters was to get everything over before the Eurovision Song Contest. Big deal. It stays light until 1 am - i.e., it does not get dark.
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It gets dark here! some times during the day,with all the dark rain clouds lol ,its hard to believe it will be the longest day in four weeks time ,we have had no evenings when we have been able to sit out in the garden,.poor Mrs B all those dishes to wash ,Do you see the Northern lights where you are ?.........Jan xx
ReplyDeleteNo Northern Lights at present, the sun is at the minimum of its 11-year activity cycle. You can leave it to mrs B, she doesn't blink at a dish or two lol
ReplyDeleteThose Germans really love their fish LOL. That is amazing how long it stays light. Love those pictures. Helen
ReplyDeleteI haven't had a TV for over ten years so I'm spared the horrors of Eurovision!! Jeannette.
ReplyDeleteI spent a summer in Norway years ago. It never got dark then either. It was so strange to me to be out at the lake until 10pm!
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