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Malcolm_Stewart
Carpal \'Tunnel


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21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning
      #806453 - 01/07/2009 08:51

It's 8.45ish and it's not quite overcast outside, slight trace of blue in the sky, and not a breath of wind.

What's your weather like, and do you expect it to be good for photos? I'm still waiting for things to challenge my macro lens! Perhaps I'll have to try my skills at getting all of a passion flower in focus!

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snowqueen
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806455 - 01/07/2009 08:56

Morning nearly 9 here not much blue sky but very very hot! am sure it will clear and the blue skys will appear, im hoping its much the same tomorrow as its my day off ....

ive 2 beasties under glasses in the kitchen waiting to be photographed ...

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MickLL
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: snowqueen]
      #806458 - 01/07/2009 09:02

9.10 am and a clear blue sky. Looking at a 'scorcher'.

Look on the internet for your local nature reserve there will be innumerable subjects there.

MickLL


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snowqueen
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: MickLL]
      #806459 - 01/07/2009 09:05

There are quite a few gardens near me ...Borde Hill being on of them....after having my back sorted tomorrow i should be relaxed enought to lug my bag around ....

so if anyone wants to join me feel free. i know theres a few of us southies on here!

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Michael C



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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806460 - 01/07/2009 09:09

Warming up nicely for the annual jaunt with my school to Sports day at the local Uni. On with the UV filter - me and the lens, natch.

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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Michael C]
      #806463 - 01/07/2009 09:19

we had some rain earlier...but now beginning to warm up to be another hot and sweaty day.....

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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: spinno]
      #806468 - 01/07/2009 09:23

Hot and humid outdoors, although it's nice and cool inside which is just as well because I'm off work sick at the moment.

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Malcolm_Stewart
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: snowqueen]
      #806469 - 01/07/2009 09:25

The sun is now shining, and the temperature's rising... Let's hope for some good subjects.

The local bird reserve has a lagoon area which is supposed to encourage dragon and damsel flies, and in previous years, it's been pretty good, but I'm still waiting this year.
Lots of passion flower buds, but all closed at the moment.

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MickLL
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: snowqueen]
      #806470 - 01/07/2009 09:26

Quote:

There are quite a few gardens near me ...Borde Hill being on of them....after having my back sorted tomorrow i should be relaxed enought to lug my bag around ....

so if anyone wants to join me feel free. i know theres a few of us southies on here!




I'd love to get out with a group of us but I'm 'on duty'.

Someone not too far away got mentioned in the Birthday Honours so a major 'do' is planned this weekend. SWMBO is keeping a tight rein on preparations, the garden must be looking perfect and every blade of grass combed. Visitors are expected from t'north and I'm generally 'grounded'.Still it's (probably) a once in a lifetime event.

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Boxy
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806606 - 01/07/2009 18:09

Scorchio. Into my 3rd week as a postie. Have already lost seven pounds & an inch from my waist. May market this as a diet!!
If you are around when your postie calls please ask him/her if he/she would like their water bottle filled or even give them a bottle from your fridge

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TheFatControlleRAdministrator
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Boxy]
      #806625 - 01/07/2009 19:20

Quote:

Scorchio. Into my 3rd week as a postie. Have already lost seven pounds & an inch from my waist.




Typical postie, 'losing' stuff...

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Guitarist
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806629 - 01/07/2009 19:44

Got up to about 28C here, and 40C in the hangar where my band was practising this evening.

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Malcolm_Stewart
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Guitarist]
      #806633 - 01/07/2009 19:58


40degC - now that's not nice!
Highest I've been in was 36degC by Lake Garda a few years ago.

My shaded external thermometer recorded 30.4degC at its max earlier today, and it's now 27.6.

And I feel as though I'm dissolving away. Must be all this liquid I'm taking on!

What has surprised me is the total lack of wind in the morning, and just a slight movement later on.

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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806635 - 01/07/2009 20:19

I've got the week off and it's been a complete waste of time as I've been wiped out with the heat.

I'm planning to do Goodwood Festival of Speed on Friday. One forecast says continuing heatwave and the other says rain. HORLICKS

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GeoffR



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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806636 - 01/07/2009 20:20

Surprisingly both todays 747s had acceptably low internal temperatures despite the complete lack of airconditioning and having been on the ground for several hours in each case. It is quite normal for a 747 upper deck to get (un)comfortably over 40C on a sunny day, it doesn't need to be 30 outside.

It was actually more unpleasant in the lounge at home at a mere 28C.


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Oggy
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: GeoffR]
      #806637 - 01/07/2009 20:24

That brings back memories of the Tristar from Jeddah to Khamis. They wouldn't start the APU and we stewed.

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Guitarist
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Oggy]
      #806640 - 01/07/2009 20:26

I will be at Goodwood on Friday, and also saw that forecast. I will take sun hat, sun cream, and a brolly

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Malcolm_Stewart
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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: GeoffR]
      #806642 - 01/07/2009 20:29

Quote:

Surprisingly both todays 747s had acceptably low internal temperatures...




So, not painted black like my garage door which was too hot to touch!

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GeoffR



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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Oggy]
      #806643 - 01/07/2009 20:31

Quote:

That brings back memories of the Tristar from Jeddah to Khamis. They wouldn't start the APU and we stewed.




Wouldn't or couldn't? I seem to remember Tristar APUs being less than sparklingly reliable.


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GeoffR



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Re: 21.5 degC and Dead calm this morning [Re: Malcolm_Stewart]
      #806646 - 01/07/2009 20:33

Quote:

Quote:

Surprisingly both todays 747s had acceptably low internal temperatures...




So, not painted black like my garage door which was too hot to touch!




No, white with grey detailing around the doors.


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