OneGuyFromBarlick

Interesting, but no idea.

We have nothing but a cloudy sky, no wind, no snow, no rain, I shall zip it and hope it hasn’t heard me

I’ve looked at it Stanley, and can’t say I’m 100% convinced.

I’m stuck now.

Bright watery sun yesterday, along with another migraine . Today is cold and damp, no wind.

Don’t know what it is, but there’s an interesting bit of scaffolding above the wooden trough.

Bones?

Is it for crushing stone?

Snow gone, very cold light breeze but not freezing as yet. Very cloudy with just odd breaks.

Well the rain didn’t last long, more drizzle than anything, and not got rid of any snow.

We have rain now.

Don’t put yourself at risk Stanley, hospitals are not places you want to be in. If you need something desperately, ask in here, if no one can help you locally, we will come over. Just ask.

Stanley wrote: ↑06 Jan 2026, 09:03 Whatever the joke is I am not seeing it! (I'm not very good at this am I...... )

Look at the -4, pic taken from dashboard, it’s a guy sat on the loo.

Down a mine?

We’ve had nothing overnight and nothing has disappeared. This morning we have quite heavy cloud, looking full of snow. The birds are out on the feeders in a frenzy, they must know something we don’t.

Wendyf wrote: ↑05 Jan 2026, 17:08 I had a Laithwaites Wine advent calendar, a third bottle of wine for 23 days plus a full bottle of Prosecco on the 24th!

Oh love it.

We keep having flurries of snow.

No I’ve never heard of that Stanley, but I will certainly look into it.

No sign of any snow here, bright sky, no wind, very cold, we can stand this.
I’m wondering if this bright, watery sun could be the cause of the migraines I’ve had for the last few days.

We were in Toronto many years ago, when the weather forecast gave a warning to migraine sufferers about the change in air pressure. I thought that was interesting as I have a history of bad migraines, that evening… boom .. a really bad migraine.

Now there’s a coincidence, I got a migraine just after 6pm. Wonder if it could be due to the air pressure?