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Monday, 4 February 2019
Windmill
As this is right next door to us, we get rather possessive! At this time of year when the museum and mill are closed, volunteers are busy with maintenance work. That is why there is filler on the mill side. I expect before the season starts at Easter, the windmill will get a coat of paint.
See http://www.burwellmuseum.org.uk/
See http://www.burwellmuseum.org.uk/
Thursday, 31 January 2019
Kings, Cambridge
This probably has a real name (sorry, don't know it) but it is the lawn separating Kings College from the River Cam in Cambridge, UK. In the summer, there are lots of tourists taking photos of punts or Kings College Chapel, but this is a cold January morning.
Memories of John Betjeman's famous poem "Sunday Morning, King's Cambridge" "
...The white of windy Cambridge courts, the cobbles brown and dry,..."
Memories of John Betjeman's famous poem "Sunday Morning, King's Cambridge" "
...The white of windy Cambridge courts, the cobbles brown and dry,..."
Wednesday, 30 January 2019
Cambridge Snow
As the photo shows, there was a thin covering of snow in Cambridge earlier. This photo was taken at about 1000z today.
Tuesday, 29 January 2019
Ice
We did a walk this morning at nearby Wicken. As the paths were muddy, we did a walk around the village. Although there was no sign of frost here, there were frozen puddles in Wicken, which is about 3 miles away "as the crow flies".
Monday, 28 January 2019
BREXIT
I have mixed views on BREXIT. I narrowly voted to "remain" in the EU, but there is a lot wrong with it.
It is by no means certain that Theresa May (UK Prime Minister) will get her "plan B" or any of the amendments approved in the UK parliament tomorrow night when these are voted upon. With regard to BREXIT, it is a case of "who blinks first" I think. The EU seems in no hurry, but risks lots of business and £39 billion.
I cannot for the life of me understand why agreeing a deal beneficial to both sides should be so hard. Surely it is in the best interests of the EU and the UK to forge a good deal. We are leaving, so let us go with good feelings on both sides.
The main issues are, as always, politicians with vested self interests.
It is by no means certain that Theresa May (UK Prime Minister) will get her "plan B" or any of the amendments approved in the UK parliament tomorrow night when these are voted upon. With regard to BREXIT, it is a case of "who blinks first" I think. The EU seems in no hurry, but risks lots of business and £39 billion.
I cannot for the life of me understand why agreeing a deal beneficial to both sides should be so hard. Surely it is in the best interests of the EU and the UK to forge a good deal. We are leaving, so let us go with good feelings on both sides.
The main issues are, as always, politicians with vested self interests.
Black Headed Gull
This black headed gull was on next door's TV antenna earlier. You can almost see it thinking, "now where shall I go for lunch?". It has been a bright, very cold day here. We just got back from a winter walk.
It is already somewhat lighter in the early evening. I guess it stay lighter by almost an hour since mid December. Snow expected this week!
It is already somewhat lighter in the early evening. I guess it stay lighter by almost an hour since mid December. Snow expected this week!
Tuesday, 22 January 2019
Earlier Post?
Our mail seems to be arriving earlier. We get one delivery a day and it seems we have a new person on duty. She uses a van. Maybe she does her route in a different order?
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