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{{{Another big quake in Italy- hope you are safe and well Figg}}
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I wonder what it looks like when 8 cats simultaneously bolt in different directions?
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Another earthquake???? Are they fracking over there?
What the inside story Figg?
What the inside story Figg?
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6.9 I felt that in my water. my pussies are not happy bunnys.
that's Japanese levels of jiggling. luckily no victims.
those poor nuns and monks made me very sad. their beautiful churches that have stood for 1000 years, gone.
that's Japanese levels of jiggling. luckily no victims.
those poor nuns and monks made me very sad. their beautiful churches that have stood for 1000 years, gone.
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Yeah, it's tragic to lose those historic buildings. Even if they're rebuilt (which I hope they are) there's still something lost. But it's good to see you check in Mrs Figg! I'd hate to think of ancient stones falling about your head.
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There seems to be a spate of rumblings lately in Italia ? Glad your ok Figgy If, for arguments sake, it all got a bit umpty where you are, you could bugger orrrf somewhere out of it yes ?
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if we had had a 6.8 I wouldn't be talking to you now.
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cheers Eldo.
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A 90 year old neighbor wandered off today,
Wearing only his underwear,
Led by his blind dog,
Into the middle of a large herd of elk,
Because a hunting dog can never forget that smell.
Wearing only his underwear,
Led by his blind dog,
Into the middle of a large herd of elk,
Because a hunting dog can never forget that smell.
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Really ? Wowzers
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the Celtic part of my brain thinks there is something quite beautiful and haunting about that. the Anglo-Saxon part hopes he didn't catch cold.
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I find it strangely beautiful too. There was a time when the elk herd would have run from John with good reason. But somehow they accepted an ancient hunter and his ancient companion into the herd and let the two of them walk among them. John's daughter-in-law went looking for him and found the two of them out there in the meadow, wandering among the large elk, so she called quietly for them to come out for fear of stampeding them.
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That's a nice gift to an old man.
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I thought this was a bit shocking
http://www.msn.com/en-gb/news/uknews/cyclist-killed-in-crash-in-knightsbridge-named-as-italian-prince-filippo-corsini-who-was-living-in-london-studying-business/ar-AAjGGOJ?li=BBrN4i3&ocid=spartandhp
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This is quite beautiful
https://www.facebook.com/213060725758387/videos/260905724307220/
https://www.facebook.com/213060725758387/videos/260905724307220/
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https://www.facebook.com/andrew.vine1/videos/10210718036528215/
This is a "Hercules", we get these fly over quite often on low level training flights. People here call them "fat Alberts"
This is a "Hercules", we get these fly over quite often on low level training flights. People here call them "fat Alberts"
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The temperature must have really dropped last night as, at 7AM, I took Simi out & the frost was so crisp & white it very nearly looked like a thin layer of snow........
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That's not necessarily a drop in air temperature. When you have a very clear sky with low humidity, the thermal infrared that everything emits just goes up to space without being captured and re-emitted by water vapor. Since dry air would have little water vapor, it can't cool off! But the ground still can and does. Since the grass has very little thermal inertia it cools off the most, and then...frost.
So paradoxically, when the air is dry (but not bone dry), you are more likely to get frost on the leaves!
So paradoxically, when the air is dry (but not bone dry), you are more likely to get frost on the leaves!
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Thank you Halfy
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{{{ he's such a clever little moppet }}}
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first earthquakes, now 25 inches of rain in one day, and its the anniversary of the 1966 Florence flood.
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Oo-er
funny old thing, life......No locusts hanging about by any chance......?
funny old thing, life......No locusts hanging about by any chance......?
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we have snow.. it was so cold going home last night.. like i honestly wondered what would happen to me if i couldn't get on the bus ..
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