Remarkable stats considering we are living off turbines on unremarkable hills at the moment.
When we go large on offshore we will be up to our oxters in POWER.
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No sweat
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Unreal Indian summer in NorCal. Sitting outside at 9PM and itās 27 degrees. Next few days average 35 daytime, will be watching the rugby tomorrow at noon in glorious sunshine. Might fire a few cockles and mussels on the gas bbq
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āThe golden age of climate changeā
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Were we not supposed to get a lovely day today? Looks cloudy as fuck so far
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Giver her a chance.
Sheāll peep out soonā¦
Itās not high in the sky, so thereās no drying there at all.
Tis great, grass is flying it!!
What a cracker of a weekend
Thereās still no drying out though.
I canāt get the clothes dry and itās too warm to turn on the heating.
Noticed yesterday while cutting the lawn. Ground was very soft.
Itās fucking bizarre being outside atm. It feels like May. Iām getting this weird summer-is-here vibe, you go into a supermarket then and the Halloweāen and Christmas merch is out.
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Agreed. Breaks my heart to look out and see a lovely day, but have to use the dryer.
Some amount of bastarding bugs out
Itās cold at night.
Autumnal this morning.
Lads, I tried my best to use public transport to make my meeting in Wexico this morning, alas I had to drive. The whole country seemed to be under a blanket of fog until I reached the ascent to Killanure. What a glorious morning! Felt like i was on top of the world.
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I got a small, mild bit of sunburn today
I cut the lawn last evening. Started digging a part of the garden, got bitten alive.
I went off to the shore on Sunday afternoon and filled a few bags with seaweed to throw on the rhubarb patch.
Some drop in temperature compared to last night. Iām perished. Just put on the pellet stove
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I walked into the workshop this evening and thought somebody had left the heaters on.
It was just latent heat from yesterday thankfully.
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