It had been predicted that we would have a rough winter, one with a lot of snow and cold temps. Still time for that to happen. A few years ago we didn't have much snow to speak of until the end of January. Dave
Like I said above, mild weather and gales are much more typical winter weather for us. It's the Gulf Stream that does it! The long hard freeze we've had for the last couple of years was very unusual.
You are having the milder winter? Some of my Scottish friends(mostly living in Lothian) wrote to me about their very severe climate... maybe it's gone with the old year??
It's usually much colder on the east coast of Scotland than the west. We have the Gulf Stream to keep us "warm" (hence the abundance of palm trees at Culzean). I don't think there's been much snow on the east coast this year either, plenty of terrible gales though. Your friends in Lothian will have been really battered about!
I've no idea if the flowers survived as I took this photo while we were staying at a hotel just after New Year. I suspect they did though, we've had a very mild winter here, no snow at all since before Christmas. Different story in England I believe though.
Yes, we've had it pretty hard for the last two weeks. I think a lot of overhasty flowers were caught by surprise.
I'm good. :) I was thinking of you earlier this evening, because I had dinner at a Nepalese restaurant and I had a chickpea/potato curry that tasted just like your "inauthentic thai curry"! There was no coconut milk in it, but fresh coriander leaves, which gave it the same distinctive flavour. Not that inauthentic after all! :D
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I've no idea if the flowers survived as I took this photo while we were staying at a hotel just after New Year. I suspect they did though, we've had a very mild winter here, no snow at all since before Christmas. Different story in England I believe though.
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I'm good. :) I was thinking of you earlier this evening, because I had dinner at a Nepalese restaurant and I had a chickpea/potato curry that tasted just like your "inauthentic thai curry"! There was no coconut milk in it, but fresh coriander leaves, which gave it the same distinctive flavour. Not that inauthentic after all! :D
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