The first of about 50 diary entries - you're warned. Typing it out now, in June, it makes me think, was it that long ago?
One very grey and wet afternoon. It rains steadily, whilst further south, temperatures rocket to 26C. Was offered a lift to Ness cemetery, but decline politely because of the weather. Will go later in the week. Catch up with diary entries, which now number 977. The sun comes out after 5 pm. A remembrance service was held for the 8 men who lost their lives in the capsizing of the Bourbon Dolphin near Shetland. The boat itself was released from the Trans Ocean Rather rig last night, only to sink in 1,000 m or 3,300 feet of water. Mrs B's eldest son leaves on the plane at 5.30pm. It only gets dark after 9 o'clock, which shows the lengthening of the days. The east coast of the US is threatened by a deep low pressure system, which has a central pressure of 975 mbar. M'dears, we get them down to 915 mbar up here.
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Wow! Fifty entries?! Have you looked at your alerts this evening? It now shows what the blog name is, very clever, but they still haven't fixed the pics problem!! I'm off to bed now, be back later tomorrow sometime! Have a good night. Jeannette xx
ReplyDeleteGreat photo's...love storm shots.
ReplyDeleteWow, 50 entries...that's a lot of typing...you can do it!!
Hope Mrs. B's son has a great flight...yes, we need to watch those storms here too...take care!
Joyce