Now that was an awesome summary for everyone. Well done and thank you for the concern.
COLD DARK ROOM
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It is not totally shark free. There is always a possibility of sharks. But generally the water is too cold.
Cold. Lol. I actually don't know. Hubby says it is about 15 degrees Celsius.
You too Lyn.
Nice to see you back.
Hi Sabine. [emoji3]Hi Carol.
All caught and on my way out again. Until later.
Speaking of sharks, we just had a 13 yr boy who was lobster diving not far from shore get attacked by a 11ft Great White 2 weeks ago! He barely lived.
Some kayakers heard him screaming but they thought he was excited about his lobster catch but then he yelled “ I was bit!”
It was so sad. The helicopter rushed him in. It’ll be a long recovery but he should be fine.
Yes...i saw that. Terrible - very lucky to get pulled to shore and flown out for medical treatment.
Greetings from Pompeii. Mt Vesuvius is behaving itself so far.
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I did Iyengar yoga when I lived in the Leeds area.
That is terrible. Poor boy. Glad he lived but that long road to recovery is not going to be easy.
Cape Town says Hi Pompeii.
Hey....the SUN eventually came out here. . Ive been out testing/using our brandy new 18 inch Sears Craftsman electric chainsaw. Works surprizingly well - and made quick work of some very large pin oak limbs (up to 5 or 6 in diameter) that I had trimmed a month ago. Now we have some nice oak logs for the back garden fire pit.
. Ive been out testing/using our brandy new 18 inch Sears Craftsman electric chainsaw. Works surprizingly well - and made quick work of some very large pin oak limbs (up to 5 or 6 in diameter) that I had trimmed a month ago. Now we have some nice oak logs for the back garden fire pit.
Poor boy. I hope he can recover. And it is always said that sharks usually don`t attac people.
Wow. you are visiting very special places.
Hopefully you don`t disturb the Vesuvius in his sleep.
In the South East of England we had 25C/77F too! It was wonderful!
The rest of the country drowned unfortunately and there has been bad flooding in South Wales. I think @Lyn W probably escaped flooding, but I hope she and Lola are OK.
Today the wet weather catches up with us, but it still isn't particularly cold. At 8am it is 16C/60F
Happy Sunday everyone!
Glad to hear you stayed dry
Not in the least bit surprised!Good luck with the Xmas pud. I've never attempted to make one,but I doubt you'll be surprised to hear that
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Many people don't realise that the water is cold enough for South Africa to have penguins! We saw them while we were out there. Unfortunately it is a bit warm on land for them, but they somehow cope and breed on the beaches.
I was 9 when my parents took me there. We towed our caravan all the way there in 1970s... in the days of vinyl seats, no air-conditioning and no gadgets to amuse the kids! It made a huge impression on me as did going up Vesuvius on a chair lift (probably why I am not too fond of heights now
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G’day All - and yes, Happy Sunday
Cold start to our day, especially since I’m off early up North to Pennsylvania to play in the great Susquehanna River. Our launch point is appropriately named Cold Cabin Creek Park. We’ll head north upstream to where there are large natural boulders and cliffs scattered about - where we often see Eagles hanging about.
Brrrrrrrrrrr
Cold start to our day, especially since I’m off early up North to Pennsylvania to play in the great Susquehanna River. Our launch point is appropriately named Cold Cabin Creek Park. We’ll head north upstream to where there are large natural boulders and cliffs scattered about - where we often see Eagles hanging about.
Brrrrrrrrrrr
