Nige
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Me and Nige when I had brown not gray hair
It's Saturday morning and I'm posting minutes after leavingLiverpool for
home.
I'm meeting *Nigel* a gay bes...
15 hours ago
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Spectacular! What a wonderful sight.
ReplyDeleteIt's surprisingly emotional.
DeleteThat wonderful thing that we call nature.
ReplyDeleteMust be a sign for us to load the car and head south. (The dining room has already been taken over by chitting potatoes...)
ReplyDeleteCasually he says the temperature was 20C - what, already! The cranes must be a fabulous sight - I have only seen them in captivity.
ReplyDelete18C today..... nothing lasts!
DeleteThey set off on the Full Moon probably.
ReplyDeleteA lovely sight. As regular as clockwork?
ReplyDeletePretty much.
DeleteWell it was a nice blue sky anyway.
ReplyDeleteMaybe you could HEAR them, if not SEE them?
DeleteWow...that's a big flock.
ReplyDeleteA wonderful sight. I understand the emotion.
ReplyDeleteI can only just see them but can hear them and I agree it would be the most marvellous and uplifting sight. I read in the Times today that the sandmartins are coming back - maybe the first signs here too - and our yellowhammers are at the bird table again. Spring pushes on whether the weather says it can or not.
ReplyDeleteI watched on YouTube and could see them just fine. Lovely!!
ReplyDeleteIt smelled like spring here, today. It's coming!
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