Where's the Summer
- RobertArthur
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Re: Where's the Summer
Summer is here to stay for several days, 30C and more this afternoon. Rather hot when continuing with unfinished business in the garden. To not be overwhelmed by everything that has to be done I set daily targets, small projects. Today is my lucky day: the Inspector General approved my activities.
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demi
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Re: Where's the Summer
Amazingly hot here in UK, (am in Sussex). Just loving it & sea swimming every day, which ias my idea of bliss.
- Char
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- Char
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Re: Where's the Summer
The Inspector General looks quiet pleased with the work so far.RobertArthur wrote: ↑Tue Jul 20, 2021 10:50 pm Summer is here to stay for several days, 30C and more this afternoon. Rather hot when continuing with unfinished business in the garden. To not be overwhelmed by everything that has to be done I set daily targets, small projects. Today is my lucky day: the Inspector General approved my activities.
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Doug
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Re: Where's the Summer
34.1c today, a bit lower tomorrow, hot and sticky as no breeze to freshen it up.
- RobertArthur
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Re: Where's the Summer
Char, he is a very friendly Inspector General. Sometimes he allows his servant, Robert Gardener, a coffee break during working hours. Lessons learned in his training course modern Human Resource Management.
- Char
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Re: Where's the Summer
You're very tidy Robert.
Well the rains back again - and all my tomato plants have got blight - I'm glad it's only the cost of the seeds and I didn't buy the plants this year.
Hey ho, the joys of being a gardener.
Well the rains back again - and all my tomato plants have got blight - I'm glad it's only the cost of the seeds and I didn't buy the plants this year.
Hey ho, the joys of being a gardener.
- RobertArthur
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Re: Where's the Summer
Point taken, I must admit that in summertime, really arrived. mother nature does a better job, everything neatly in a row.....


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exile
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Re: Where's the Summer
I did some sums last night. I record the daily maximum temperatures throughout the year. I have compared the daily highs since 1.4.2021 with the average over 18 years for the same day. Since the start of April we are, on average nearly 2.5C lower than the average, which puts some numerical fact behind the observation that spring has been long and cool and it's still to cold to use the unheated pool.
- Char
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Re: Where's the Summer
That's interesting exile - I keep meaning to keep a weather record.exile wrote: ↑Fri Jul 30, 2021 1:43 pm I did some sums last night. I record the daily maximum temperatures throughout the year. I have compared the daily highs since 1.4.2021 with the average over 18 years for the same day. Since the start of April we are, on average nearly 2.5C lower than the average, which puts some numerical fact behind the observation that spring has been long and cool and it's still to cold to use the unheated pool.
People round here have been lighting their wood-burners in the evening as it's very chilly at night at the moment. We seem to have a couple of days were it's blazing hot, then a week of cold rainy days. 'tis almost like a very wet spring has gone straight to autumn. I've given up with the veg plot as I've either got blight or things are just running to seed where they think it's the end of the growing season.
I'm glad I'm not a Farmer.
