Guest 690- Registered: 10 Oct 2009
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1 November 2010
17:2277844#1
What a glorious start to November, with blue sky and warm sunshine. This was Kearsney Abbey this afternoon, and plenty of Autumn colour. Very pleasant in town to, and a nice natter with Howard and Jeanette. Also spotted Guzzler heading to the sea front. Anybody got temperature reading`s for today?
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Guest 694- Registered: 22 Mar 2010
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1 November 2010
17:2477846#2
I have no idea Colin what the temperature says.. but i can tell you i havent had to put the heating on in the middle of the afternoon over here in Faversham.
Looking beautiful down there at Kearsney though. Love that area as well.
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1 November 2010
17:2577847#3
And of course Bushey Ruff.
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1 November 2010
17:2777850#4
Thank you Jenni, and while you`re there, I`ve seen you half dozen times in passing your colourful shop, but each time you have a few customer`s in, but will get to say hello at some point.
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Guest 694- Registered: 22 Mar 2010
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1 November 2010
17:3177853#5
Colin its always busy in there at the moment, but you can always knock on the window and wave!!
Just thinking about changing the window again ready for the Poppy Appeal, ,hence wanting to get a box for the shop...
I do like to keep you all on your toes and looking in the window, and of course seasonal!
howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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1 November 2010
18:2177873#6
colin
must be time for one of your photo competitions again, make us put our thinking caps on.
Guest 653- Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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1 November 2010
18:3777879#7
A beautiful day; spent some time in the garden tidying up and doing some sweeping up leaves and some last minute painting. Unusual for November to be so pleasant - hope it continues.
Roger
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5 November 2010
23:5378730#8
I walked from Whitfield to Priory station for the first train this morning. Short sleeve shirt, and Summer jacket. A little cooler up in London I thought, but nevertheless, very pleasant, and makes you wonder, what`s in store for the rest of the year?
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Ross Miller
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6 November 2010
00:0578731#9
Shame it tipped it down during the day up in town, I was in Islington most of the day and got soaked pretty much every time we stepped outside.
As for the winter, if the folk myths are to be believed,it looks like it will be another hard one given the amount of berries on the holly, rowan and yew trees around Dover
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8 November 2010
18:1079147#10
Somewhat different this week to last. Bitter cold wind this morning, heavy rain and the tide almost in. Did anyone else venture down there today? One week from the picture`s above, the facination with the British weather.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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8 November 2010
18:1979150#11
i think you will find that nobody else would have ventured down there today colin.
did you see anyone else when you were there?
Jan Higgins
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8 November 2010
18:2779152#12
Nobody sane would have braved it, Howard
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What a change in the weather Colin and not for the better, nice picture
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8 November 2010
18:4579158#13
Thanks Jan, I doubt my sanity sometimes. Howard, sadly nobody else about to enjoy the angry sea.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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8 November 2010
19:5879164#14
the rain is set to continue all night and tomorrow, flooding is forecast all along our coast line.
best of luck to everyone.
8 November 2010
20:1579166#15
The excellent Simon Keeling (an independent meteorologist has his forecast here - as ever).
http://www.weatherweb.net/uksail.htm
As it says, for a free weekend forecast click and subscribe It's free and it works.
I know it's for sailing but since we live by the coast etc. etc.
It works for me!
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16 November 2010
15:4580275#16
The weather scene from yesterday and today. A very sharp overnight frost, but a bonus of a blue sky, sunshine and white clouds. Scene from Langdon Cliffs yesterday, and from the Western Heights today.
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howard mcsweeney1- Location: Dover
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16 November 2010
15:4980277#17
the clouds look great in the both shots.
16 November 2010
15:5080279#18
Beautiful pics again Colin - thank you
16 November 2010
15:5280280#19
I was coming home from Essex last week - the day we all got caught in the tailbacks at Dartford - and the sky was amazing! I really thought it looked like a great mauve monster with a face looming over us, billowing out to capture everyone. Perhaps that was too much information............
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16 November 2010
15:5880287#20
Thank you Bern and Howard, just one more of the many I took this morning. Such a beautiful crisp day, making life so much more pleasant. Just think with the old style photography where this shot would come out over exposed! Amateur`s like me simply couldn`t take picture`s properly facing the brightness never mind directly at the sun. How quickly technology has moved on.
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