wst[25] - meteorological seasons
atm - lowest approval x2
atm - campaign "promises"
atm - king toddler
UKR[25] - sitrep : 31st Jan 2025 ---UKR shot down…
atm - and a misogynist
UKR[25] - sitrep : 1st Feb 2025
UKR[25] - sitrep : 2nd Feb 2025
pam - young or old earth ?
OHF - buffers
OHF - plough
OHF - Stones
OHF - Coles crane
OHF - Sentinel
OHF - coffee pot
OHF - paired Fowlers
OHF - shovel
OHF - farm sign [HFF][HWW]
OHF - bogies
OHF - ???
OHF - needed bits
OHL - underframe
OHL - chassis
SoS[25] - January daffs {1 of 2}
css - Sunset : 29th Jan 2025
SoS[25] - outside clump
SoS[25] - first really open snowdrop
atm - sounds too familiar
wst[25] - Met Office names storm Eowyn
CoLC - fewer new homes; by English regions
CoLC - trend of fewer new homes
wst[25] - Ice & NATS on Snaefell
wst[25] - R. South Tyne ; 23rd-27th January 2025
wst[25] - named Storm numbers for the UK
wst[25] - Eowyn closes Manx roads {27Jan2025}
wst[25] - Storm Eowyn {24/25th Jan 2025}
wst[25] - Storms Eowyn / Herminia, rain & wind Yel…
wst[25] - Storm Herminia approaches {26th Jan 2025…
wst[25] - R. South Tyne flow rates {18-25th Jan 20…
wst[25] - Maryport waves; Storm Eowyn {24Jan2025}
wst[25] - Storm Eowyn; Amber warning extended {24J…
wst[25] - Red warning ; Storm Eowyn {24thJan2025}
wst[25] - Upgraded warnings for Eowyn {24Jan2025}
wst[25] - Air masses & storm Eowyn {21Jan2025}
wst[25] - Initial warnings for Eowyn {25Jan2025}
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SoS[25] - January daffs {2 of 2}
![SoS[25] - January daffs {2 of 2}](https://cdn.ipernity.com/200/78/88/52767888.a3105317.640.jpg?r2 "SoS[25] - January daffs {2 of 2}")
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One of our spring traditions is a regular supply of shop-bought daffodils, to brighten up the place before our home-grown ones break out into flower.
[Currently, the leaves coming up are less than 3" high, even on the earliest plants]
One of our spring traditions is a regular supply of shop-bought daffodils, to brighten up the place before our home-grown ones break out into flower.
[Currently, the leaves coming up are less than 3" high, even on the earliest plants]
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