Mornin' from a dry, warm, gusty, bright and sunny day here in South
Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 20C (68F) with the barometric
pressure steady at 1018.4 mB and RH showing as 65% and falling.
Forecast is for more of the same with the temperature to peak at 23C
(73.4F) and then fall slowly to an overnight low of 14C (57.2F). There
may be a small chance (30%) of short showers throughout the afternoon,
but mostly partially sunny. Have a great day and keep yourselves safe.
Sootie was off out around 06:30 for a short time then returned
around 07:30. We breakfasted around 09:00 and she the went out. She
waited out the front for the WFF lady to deliver the goodies and then
came in for a short brunch and snooze. Tabby was here twice yesterday
for lunch and supper, but not seen as yet today.
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On 22/06/2023 11:12, Flyi�g �u� 2�22+ wrote:
> Mornin' from a dry, warm, gusty, bright and sunny day here in South
> Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 20C (68F) with the barometric
> pressure steady at 1018.4 mB and RH showing as 65% and falling.
> Forecast is for more of the same with the temperature to peak at 23C
> (73.4F) and then fall slowly to an overnight low of 14C (57.2F). There
> may be a small chance (30%) of short showers throughout the afternoon,
> but mostly partially sunny. Have a great day and keep yourselves safe.
> Sootie was off out around 06:30 for a short time then returned
> around 07:30. We breakfasted around 09:00 and she the went out. She
> waited out the front for the WFF lady to deliver the goodies and then
> came in for a short brunch and snooze. Tabby was here twice yesterday
> for lunch and supper, but not seen as yet today.

Good afternoon from Somerset.
I am still OK but wife has been ill (diagnosed as a chest infection that
needs antibiotics) and as her body temperature went up on Saturday she
passed out and landed with a crash, which an Xray showed broke a bone in
her shoulder. So she is in hospital being sorted out and I am rarely
getting to the computer at the moment, but I am OK and there will be no
need for an S&R for me.

Jim

Indy Jess John wrote:
> On 22/06/2023 11:12, Flyi?g ?u? 2?22+ wrote:
>> Mornin' from a dry, warm, gusty, bright and sunny day here in
>> South Yorkshire. Temperature out there is 20C (68F) with the
>> barometric pressure steady at 1018.4 mB and RH showing as 65% and
>> falling. Forecast is for more of the same with the temperature to
>> peak at 23C (73.4F) and then fall slowly to an overnight low of 14C
>> (57.2F). There may be a small chance (30%) of short showers
>> throughout the afternoon, but mostly partially sunny. Have a great
>> day and keep yourselves safe. Sootie was off out around 06:30
>> for a short time then returned around 07:30. We breakfasted around
>> 09:00 and she the went out. She
>> waited out the front for the WFF lady to deliver the goodies and then
>> came in for a short brunch and snooze. Tabby was here twice
>> yesterday for lunch and supper, but not seen as yet today.
>
>
> Good afternoon from Somerset.
> I am still OK but wife has been ill (diagnosed as a chest infection
> that needs antibiotics) and as her body temperature went up on
> Saturday she passed out and landed with a crash, which an Xray showed
> broke a bone in her shoulder. So she is in hospital being sorted out
> and I am rarely getting to the computer at the moment, but I am OK
> and there will be no need for an S&R for me.
>
> Jim
>
Sorry to hear about your wife's condition Jim. Here's hoping that they
fix her up asap.
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Heard messages are sweet but those Unheard are sweeter.
FN 2�22+. Mungo Brandybuck of Buckland..
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