A few shots round the lanes

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  1. Phil A

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    Common agrimony.

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    Just so Jenny can get an idea of the industrial wasteland I was standing in whilst we had a nice chat earlier:biggrin:
     
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      Lovely cloud patterns Zigs. Shame the flax isn't that knock out blue that I love.
      Common agrimony.So that's what its called - I'll try to remember so I can impress someone one day!
       
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        Its not raining there. Is that last year?
         
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          :snork: This afternoon, makes a change to see a bit of blue sky & sun.
           
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            Send some up our way will ya.
             
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            Make a large copy of this & pin it to the ceiling.

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              Does it go dark at night Zigs?
               
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              I don't know, can't see.
               
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                Nice Teasels there Zigs.
                The lanes around these parts are putting on a great show of wild flowers this year too, Hogweed in particular is large and abundant at the moment wherever you look. Got much of it down your way this year?
                 
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                Cheers Trunky,

                Most Hogweeds are past their bests now, as are the Hemlocks, which are about 8 foot high at the moment. Will take the new camera out next time, this one just don't do justice to the plants close up. Lots of Hedge Bedstraw & St Johns Wort out at the moment, took a pic of Bladder Campion but it wasn't worth saving.

                You got any Giant Hogweeds around there?
                 
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                Not seen a patch of blue like yours Ziggy since we got home from holiday last week.
                 
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                Tis the trouble Dave, we need some better weather here or we're stuffed.

                I can find no news on solar output later than June 2011, without going to one of Dim's forums.
                 
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                I saw the sun a few weeks ago, so I know its still there somewhere.
                 
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                  I've got it all at the moment, three days and counting. :dbgrtmb:
                   
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                  They said they won't know if the Sun is going into a hibernation period for 2 years, that was 13 months ago & yet the only data I can find is about sunspots going back down to the same level as 1995.

                  Why they suddenly gone quiet?
                   
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