Sunset from two nights ago |
Sunset from last night |
This morning, after breakfast, I was able to take a couple of photos of the Greenfinches in the garden. They're eating the mystery Brassica seeds (and so I suspect that Our Lass will now lobby vociferously to maintain this habitat).
In other news, I note that Kirkwall's predicted maximum temperature today, 16 deg C, is a whopping 14 deg C cooler than that forecast for Milton Keynes (30 deg C). Stay cool, folks.
2 comments:
Wow. AMAZING sunsets and great photos. Phew!
A high of 60F?!? 60?!? Today we're at 107F (that's 41.6C). Wanna trade? I'd get WAY more done. =) Maybe I'd even find some pallets!
I read an autobiography of a ballerina and she visited California (she was fm. NY?) and wondered how anyone got anything done here, it was so warm. =) She liked the way cold spurs you to activity. 'Course ballet dancers aren't known for their love of leisure or comfort...
A nested comment thread! Ace :o)
Orkney managed to register mid 20s this last week. Only the sea breezes made it tolerable. I cannot imagine that I would cope with anything in the 40s. That's one tough gig.
I must agree with the ballerina (there' a sentence that I didn't envisage typing when I woke up this morning). When it's cold, you can always run around to warm up, but when it's hot... :o(
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