Weather where you are?

It was a lovely day here in Southern Tassie today. I went kayaking with some friends. One of them was a Laverda forum member (Aldo) who kept the rest of us amused with his interesting kayaking technique.
 
51mph winds here in Northern Ireland and rain. Only thing coming out of the garage this weekend might be the Beamish Suzuki.
 
Did a fab 85km ride this morning in superb weather - 18 and sunny with a few clouds. On my bicycle! Really enjoying new-found freedom to get out with friends in Melbourne - can stay within 25km radius and still be in the bush out east and north east.
 
We are getting an Indian summer on the 1st week of November, here on the North Shore of Lake Huron.

Temps 18c and sunny - Hope it lasts more then a week !

Tell your women to wear a Bikini ;o)
 
The wherethefucowies are a species of bird found in African savanna, renowned for getting lost in the tall grass. When lost they jump up to see over the grass calling wherethefucowie, wherethefucowie.
Source: Royal Naval singalong.
 
A close relative of the Oomie-Goolie bird. Named after its distinctive call.

With very large testicles and tiny short legs - every time they land, they call out....
 
Canadians call them Indian Summer birds Snow Buntings. They flock like small Pigeons and are a distinct White with Black tips, something like the feathers of an arrow ;o)
 
Haggis said:
A close relative of the Oomie-Goolie bird. Named after its distinctive call.

With very large testicles and tiny short legs - every time they land, they call out....

The above two references are I believe from The Wild West Show. Haven't heard it for about 40 years.
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A lovely, mild (15?C/59?F) November morning for a rideout.
Sadly, The Hollyville Cafe wasn't open, today, I could've done with a take-away coffee and a bacon roll.
 

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you would have got one here if you had called in, but you might have to lug some tree cuttings to the top of the plot for incineration!
CLEM
 
CLEMTOG said:
you would have got one here if you had called in, but you might have to lug some tree cuttings to the top of the plot for incineration!
CLEM
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I did toy with the idea, as I skipped through the roundabout at the foot of your road, but figured you'd be out gallivanting.
Next time,...
 
In Adelaide atm, woke up to some thunder.
Opened the curtains and there was thunder outside too :D

Dry hot day yesterday, I almost forgot what hot dry air felt like, nice change to the humidity of Qld.

Hi-ho, it?s off to work I go.
 
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