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Tommo wrote:

Randall wrote:The sky is orange over Leicester, very strange.
Has there been a chemical spill into the air somewhere?

Same here, now there's a weird greyish yellow/orange gloom, tis the end of the world.

Apparently the hurricane has picked up sand from the Sahara and pollutants from bush fires in Spain and Portugal and is now spreading it accross the uk.

Randall wrote:

Tommo wrote:

Randall wrote:The sky is orange over Leicester, very strange.
Has there been a chemical spill into the air somewhere?

Same here, now there's a weird greyish yellow/orange gloom, tis the end of the world.

Apparently the hurricane has picked up sand from the Sahara and pollutants from bush fires in Spain and Portugal and is now spreading it accross the uk.

Fuckers.

A fair summary.
I was In the back doing temp inductions.
Our supervisor came in and said the sky is bright orange, I didn't really pay any attention.
When I went upstairs I was like "wow the sky is orange"
She just stared at me.

Been weird here as well, got very dark and the sky turned a strange colour. Brightening up now

fall has arrived.
with my colorblindness, can mostly only notice the yellow leaves.
will take a lazy sunny afternoon and drive the country roads to dig the foliage sometime this week.

Dreary dismal day in rural Wiltshire today

Grim here as well.
Was getting dark when I left work last night, winter must be close.

Clocks go back in a couple of weeks, winter's very close

Dark when you leave, dark when you get in.
Great.

Randall wrote:Dark when you leave, dark when you get in.
Great.

I'm unemployed mate, matters little to me right now

I would say I was counting down the days till I retire but probably won't make it that far!

Being honest I was hoping the job would see me to retirement but hey ho. Fortunately I can survive for about two years living well without earning another penny. Not that I plan to but it takes the pressure off

After I got the settlement from the place from hell I had a very nice eight month break. Saw the Olympics, had Christmas of, was lovely.

I plan to be earning again from January, if I get sorted earlier even better

going to be a grim few months in rural west cork.......nights closing in, weather forecast rank but we will plough on. lakeside just around the corner

fandarts wrote:going to be a grim few months in rural west cork.......nights closing in, weather forecast rank but we will plough on. Lakeshite just around the corner

At the end of all that, lakeside is a low blow.

Slightly brighter in rural Wiltshire today, still not particularly pleasant though

Damp.

Grim

Yes, dull and damp