We have been blessed with the most marvelous weather for the past week, here in London. The birthday tea last Saturday for the Admiral's mum apparently went well and a good time was had by all. We went back to the boat on Sunday and have again been touring London's hot-spots in this glorious Indian summer. The nights have been cold but the days, warm and sunny.
All that comes to a screeching halt on Monday when a new series of low pressure systems are due and it will cold and gray and rainy again. I'll have to get an electric blanket and a new space heater next week.
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Dominic, the fuel guy finally showed up on Monday so took on 200 litres to top off the tank for the winter.
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| The lunar eclipse last Sunday, the so-called "blood moon". The weather was so clear we just had to get up at zero dark thirty but it was worth it |
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| A misty day at the Limehouse Basin and the duckweed is back. The marina looks like a swamp. Local knowledge suggests the presence of duck weed this late predicts a mild winter. |
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