Bright morning, but hail and sleet showers bear down from the Arctic. Tropical cyclones are developing in the South Pacific, which I'll be keeping an eye on over the next few days. The ferry is late coming in at lunchtime, don't know why. Hop off into town for papers, post-its and some food. Get a computer magazine, which is full of Windows Vista. Mrs B is doing a wholesale clean of the house, whilst I catch up on diary entries for the preceding week. After sunset, the new moon is out. Yesterday's Indonesian earthquake was feared to have caused a tsunami, but nothing happened. The Christmas lights are being taken down in the town centre. Tried out something new for supper: a Mariner's Pie. Quite acceptable.
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I love the New Moon shadow Guido...that's a super photograph. Was there sleet in those sheeting clouds or just rain? Isn't it amazing how quickly the weather can change as you watch? Jeanie
ReplyDeleteI love the photo additions to your entries, and the weather report! :) Beautiful place there, and, well, weather interests me. -- Robin
ReplyDeleteAs usual, great pix. I really liked #6. Those developing hurricanes out of season sound worrisome, but all else weather-wise is going nutty anyway. Snow in Arizona, our southwest, which is always dry and hot. It was so warm during Nov & Dec that certain migrating cranes stuck around too long, now they're stuck in the cold winds we're having. Geeps. xoxo
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I like Mariners pie too! The pics are lovely, I love moon shots. Have a good weekend! Jeannette xx
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