The sky today

• Guest 657

  • Registered: 13 Mar 2008
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  19 January 2011     17:5289580
  #1      
  ....looked like it was made of fish scales!
  

  
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• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  19 January 2011     17:5589581
  #2      
  Infinite variety in our skies. Lovely! Thank you.
• Guest 657

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  19 January 2011     17:5789582
  #3      
  I actually thought of you when I took it Bern.
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  19 January 2011     18:2089587
  #4      
  fascinating formation there.
• Guest 703

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  19 January 2011     18:5189588
  #5      
  Known as a mackerel sky - now if I'd told a lady that I thought of her when I saw something that resembled a fish I'd be in deep doo doo
  
  http://www.weatheronline.co.uk/reports/wxfacts/Sometimes-a-bit-fishy.htm
• Guest 657

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  19 January 2011     19:0589589
  #6      
  Ah thanks for the info Ray.
  
  Ooooooh I should have explained, I know Bern likes to paint and likes the sky and when I saw it I thought of her.
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• Bern

  • Location: Dover
  20 January 2011     10:0389642
  #7      
  Thank you Jeanne - I've been called worse than just a fish, trust me!! So I am happy! That was a lovely thought Jeanne and appreciated (the sky, not the mackerel!!!) and I will settle down to paint it this weekend, with pleasure. So I shall now skate off to speak with John Dory, tuna my guitar and serenade Salmon Rushdie with a song I haddock in mind.
• Guest 645

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  20 January 2011     14:0789659
  #8      
  Does anyone remember the expression "fishmongers wife". I never understood why it was considered insulting.
  Marek
  I think therefore I am (not a Tory supporter)
• Guest 702

  • Registered: 9 Jul 2010
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  21 January 2011     09:4489753
  #9      
  Marek
  
  Have a look at http://uk.answers.yahoo.com/question/index?qid=20080309121455AAXwgnT
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• Guest 700

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  24 January 2011     19:3790124
  #10      
  I see they list Grimsby as a place for fish-wives !! My mother wasn't like that of course, she was a lady ..
  But the ladies who filleted and gutted the fish were very hard workers... and brought up families too...
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