Bonnie is slobbed out by the lounge door at the moment. I might take her out for a walkies this evening but if it's still š„ then she can just have a lazy day..
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Bonnie is slobbed out by the lounge door at the moment. I might take her out for a walkies this evening but if it's still š„ then she can just have a lazy day..
Drago
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I think its peaked, now down to 34.8 celsiuses.
welsh dragon
Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
It's now 32 deg. Beam me up Scottie
ebikeerwidnes
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Just been out to the pharmacy and the car was saying it is 31 degrees!!
as we are by the sea that is pretty high!
(when I say sea - I mean the Mersey - which has salt in it so it counts)
as we are by the sea that is pretty high!
(when I say sea - I mean the Mersey - which has salt in it so it counts)
I have just had late lunch of fried potatoes, ham, egg and peas.
The Mersey is fresh water but the salt content is affected when the Irish sea tide comes in.
Millie is laid out on a cool mat, in front of a cool air fan. The windows are closed and it's still 29ā° in the front room.š„µ
Is the right term "Brackish" for a mixture of salt and fresh water?
Yep.
The Mersey is strange.
It starts some 60 miles away in the Penines and for (I guess) 50 miles is all fresh.
The last (I guess) 10 miles is affected by the Irish sea so when the tide is going out the Mersey is mainly fresh but in reverse, when the sea tide is coming in then the Mersey is mainly salt.
But yes, part of it is brackish.
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