Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-13
- Just uploaded 18 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 2 Concert 25 April 2012" gallery: http://t.co/vsZGW3Ti #
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Sunday 6 May 2012
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-05-06
- Just uploaded 13 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 2 Concert 25 April 2012" gallery: http://t.co/vsZGW3Ti #
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Sunday 29 April 2012
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-29
- Just uploaded 39 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 2 Concert 25 April 2012" gallery: http://t.co/vsZGW3Ti #
- Just uploaded 1 new photo to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 2 Concert 25 April 2012" gallery: http://t.co/vsZGW3Ti #
- Just uploaded 3 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 2 Concert 25 April 2012" gallery: http://t.co/vsZGW3Ti #
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Sunday 15 April 2012
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-04-15
- Just uploaded 43 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 1 Concert 13 March 2012" gallery: http://t.co/Hr8RrhMJ #
- Just uploaded 28 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 1 Concert 13 March 2012" gallery: http://t.co/Hr8RrhMJ #
- Just uploaded 29 new photos to my Zenfolio "St Bede's > Act 1 Concert 13 March 2012" gallery: http://t.co/Hr8RrhMJ #
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Sunday 1 April 2012
Long time, no blog posts
Yet again, apologies for the lack of posts. Too little time and too busy doing things to blog about them. I will be back.
Sunday 26 February 2012
Twitter Weekly Updates for 2012-02-26
- finished The Dogs of Riga by Henning Mankell and gave it 4 stars http://t.co/HSKIAb2v #Kindle #
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Saturday 11 February 2012
Freezing
It was -10C here overnight, about the coldest it has ever been. We have been caught in an airstream coming from the Arctic across northern Russia for a couple of weeks, so the air mass has taken a grip. Humidity is low, so although we have had some snow, especially when Atlantic air has tried to push in, it has been generally dry and clear.
The skies have been very good at night, but temperatures too low for safe astronomy. Apart from the discomfort, things like cables and clips tend to break when deep frozen.