Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.

Richard

Richard Dixon wrote:
Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.

Richard
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I know how she feels!

Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it
Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her
sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.
Richard

Dunno, but you are welcome to keep it. Blue skies and sunshine
here :-) Let's hope that's a good omen for the rest of 2012.

Anne

Anne Burgess wrote:
Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it
Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her
sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.
Richard

Dunno, but you are welcome to keep it. Blue skies and sunshine
here :-) Let's hope that's a good omen for the rest of 2012.

Anne


As always seems the way at opposite ends of the Country - pouring with
rain here, which looks like going on for some time. This is also a
welcome sight though, after such a dry year down here!
Dave, S.Essex

On 01/01/12 12:26, Richard Dixon wrote:
Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.

It's Groundhogmanay.

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"Anne Burgess" wrote in
:

Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it
Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her
sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.
Richard

Dunno, but you are welcome to keep it. Blue skies and sunshine
here :-) Let's hope that's a good omen for the rest of 2012.

And it's now lashing down! I hope that's not an omen for me...

Richard

Dave Cornwell wrote in news:EJ_Lq.46958
:

As always seems the way at opposite ends of the Country - pouring with
rain here, which looks like going on for some time. This is also a
welcome sight though, after such a dry year down here!

Yes a good squirt (technical term) coming through. Only one thing for it in
this drenching weather: slow roasted pork belly.

Richard

In article ,
Richard Dixon writes:
Why is New Year's Day always grey in London? It's also as it Mother Nature
has been out on the lash with everyone and is reflecting her sore head with
a blanket of fug all over.

I don't know about always. I can still vividly recall New Year's Day,
1979, when there were brilliant blue skies but, with a snow cover, the
temperature never got above about -3C.
--
John Hall
"The power of accurate observation is commonly called cynicism
by those who have not got it."
George Bernard Shaw