A bird on Loch Tay.
All readings are taken from a sheltered location in our garden and cover a 24 hour period starting at 6pm.
All readings are taken from a sheltered location in our garden and cover a 24 hour period starting at 6pm. Low Temp: -4.5C
High Temp: 6.2C
Rainfall: 0.0mm
Strongest Gust of wind:1.7 mph.
Weather Today: Still cold but brighter and warmer than yesterday.
Here are a few more frosty weather pictures for you, this first one if of the cricket field, I don't think it will be getting much use today - except by the moles!
The misunderstood dog looking for his mates down the frosty avenue.
The biscuit tree. This is the tree we walk to every morning, there is a crack in the trunk which is full of dog biscuits, or at least thats what Tommy things as I slip in my hand and pull out yet another dog biscuit - there again he could just be humouring the stupid human!
A BLAST FROM THE PAST.These entries come from my diary written in 1992. The big house mentioned in these entries is not the same one that I’m now employed at.
Thursday 20th February 1992.
Pearl and Vera came to stay for a few days. His lordships burglar alarm went off again today and as usual neither Dave nor Jackie were around to reset it. Dave was away loading up with logs. In the end Val from the office came and turned it off, but this was not until the police had made another wasted journey. John rang to say that he will be coming to see us on Saturday.
Pearl was a sort of Aunt and one time neighbour to Vicki, Vera was a close friend of Vicki and Pearl. I think the John mentioned would be my brother John. The burglar alarm at the big house went off on a regular basis, usually as a result of low flying aircraft.
Bob.
1 comment:
G'DAY Bob, I enlarged these photos to have a good look at thm.there beautiful post card perfect I just love the one with Tommy going down the Avenue of frosted trees.. Im off to make a cuppa ... Jen
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