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It is here

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November 24, 2010
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Jacob Bugge

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At long last, more than two months late, after the long thaw followed by bare frost for two weeks with rime for just a few hours: the very first show this winter.

Jacob Bugge

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Better late and little than never and none.

Steve Fairbairn

Inspiring

Ours has gone away again for the moment but a tree got blown down in a gale the other day.

So we got a fine Christmas tree and plenty of logs to burn.

Jacob Bugge

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Still no show here, for another fortnight it seems. It should have been here six weeks ago. A very long autumn.

Jacob Bugge

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She must have quite some views, Peter (unless the drifts cover the windows after the storm).

tromboniator

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Jacob Bugge

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Indeed, Peter.

tromboniator

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At my daughter's yesterday, before the storm:

Jacob Bugge

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Ah, I forgot your (present) lack of logs.

tromboniator

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Yule forgive us if we're stumped.

Jacob Bugge

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Thank you, Steve and Peter.

Has either of you lit the Yule log?

1800 feet up is quite far away here.

Half an hour till midnight, no more joining in the shop today.

Steve Fairbairn

Inspiring

Has either of you lit the Yule log?

Nope. Ours is geothermal and therefore doesn't burn very well :-)

Jacob Bugge

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Still no show.

Maybe two nights with dry frost a week from now, then thaw again, with more Scottish mist. No use for the studs yet.

Steve Fairbairn

Inspiring

It's still here since last time. Studs and frozen windscreens in the mornings. Blowing a gale right now.

Must've been some strong westerlies recently for Scottish mists to drift all the way over to Denmark.

Glad Yule everybody.

tromboniator

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Several weeks of rain and wind down here at sea level, cold last night. Up the hill at my daughter's house, 6 miles away and 1800 ft. up, gobs and gobs of snow. So she says. I'll find out tomorrow.

Thanks, Steve, the same to you and everyone else.

Jacob Bugge

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Happy Turkey Day to everyone over there.