Walking around Winchester
Aug 2nd, 2009, 09:39 PM
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Walking around Winchester
Winchester is much more than the iconic cathedral of the song from the 1960's. If you would like to see a photo tour of the County Town of Hampshire, I invite you to take a look here: http://tinyurl.com/mk2e6d
Aug 2nd, 2009, 11:57 PM
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"It is almost a shame that England will soon look like Provence due to global warming."
Not much chance of that right now.
Anyway, few climate experts agree. "Global climate change" in the new vogue term. It's supposed to mean wetter, more stormy (though) weather for Britain and higher sea levels. Winchester's only 15 mins by train from the nearest bit of coast, so all thgat Queen Anne's Lace will just be even more burgeoning.
Not much chance of that right now.
Anyway, few climate experts agree. "Global climate change" in the new vogue term. It's supposed to mean wetter, more stormy (though) weather for Britain and higher sea levels. Winchester's only 15 mins by train from the nearest bit of coast, so all thgat Queen Anne's Lace will just be even more burgeoning.
Aug 3rd, 2009, 12:06 AM
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...should have read
"It is almost a shame that England will soon look like Provence due to global warming."
Not much chance of that right now.
Anyway, few climate experts agree. "Global climate change" in the new vogue term. It's supposed to mean wetter, more stormy (though warmer) weather for Britain and higher sea levels. Winchester's only 15 mins by train from the nearest bit of coast, so all that Queen Anne's Lace will just be even more burgeoning.
"It is almost a shame that England will soon look like Provence due to global warming."
Not much chance of that right now.
Anyway, few climate experts agree. "Global climate change" in the new vogue term. It's supposed to mean wetter, more stormy (though warmer) weather for Britain and higher sea levels. Winchester's only 15 mins by train from the nearest bit of coast, so all that Queen Anne's Lace will just be even more burgeoning.
Aug 3rd, 2009, 01:01 AM
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I tend to agree with Fanners after this mornings SKY news report where an expert climatologist or similar (he looked incredibly intelligent!) revealed that the sun's debris controls our climate and not carbon dioxide as we all think - and that our weather is cooling until 2013 when the next cycle of the sun will start a warming process.I know Queen Anne's Lace is a weed but I absolutely love it and it brings me joy to see it all along the roadside everywhere you go in Great Britain and even in Ireland!
