Have you thought about converting the hen houses so that they float? I thought the weather was down to climate change and not gay marriage? Who will they blame next? Those of us living in sin? Weirdos? Marriage wreckers? Blimey I expect to be struck by lightening at any moment
I got a good chuckle out of that last photo! But I had no idea the storm was going to be so violent. I feel a bit bad about chastising you yesterday! Ah well, at least I know your solid stone cottage will be a safe haven.
She looks so chic Miss Meg! I am with you on hating on this weather. Here in NJ we are about to get between 6-10 inches of snow while the Southern states are currently dealing with snow and ice which they are not accustomed to. I long to go out side without being bundled and looking like a giant tick! Stay safe my dear.
We're holding steady down here in SW France. Just rain. No flooding. At the moment. Hope you and yours stay wrapped up and warm. Might you make a lovely little Meg-type cape for yourself ao things keep warm? Vx
Meg looks just like her namesake! I can't believe the weather you've been experiencing. That's the last time I comment on our "cyclonic winds." 100 mph! Hope you don't suffer any damage and that all goes well in "the village."
THANKS ALL it's 22.10pm and the winds are just starting to subside just a little I checked the battened down Ukrainian village at 18.00 ( the height of the storm) and only one henhouse had lost its tile roof ( 16 hens were all sat quietly side by side inside)
Batten the hatches. Stay safe!
ReplyDeleteYour chickens may yet fly over Bath - it's heading in our direction.
ReplyDeleteMargaret Rutherford- esque ha ha I pictured that before I saw the picture.
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Gill
It's blowing a gale here in Southern Ireland today. Best advice for everybody is to keep inside and keep warm.
ReplyDeleteWow ! hang on to your knickers & the dogs, John. xx
ReplyDeleteWith Winnie's undergarments & Meg's cape I'm wondering if you are practising for the next Great British sewing bee
ReplyDeleteI think she needs a hat as well to keep her little ears warm. Crazy weather.
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ReplyDeleteJust seen your red storm warning. Take care!
ReplyDeleteHave you thought about converting the hen houses so that they float? I thought the weather was down to climate change and not gay marriage? Who will they blame next? Those of us living in sin? Weirdos? Marriage wreckers? Blimey I expect to be struck by lightening at any moment
ReplyDeleteJust seen your appendage. (Couldn't resist commenting on the Gay Floods photo you put up... sorry. Carry on.)
ReplyDeleteJust seen your other appendage. You're very generous with them.
DeleteYer in f'r a whippin boy!
ReplyDeleteHope you survive the onslaught!
100 miles an hour? You'd best weigh down the chicken coops.
ReplyDeleteMeg, you look divine dahling.
ReplyDeleteJane x
I got a good chuckle out of that last photo! But I had no idea the storm was going to be so violent. I feel a bit bad about chastising you yesterday! Ah well, at least I know your solid stone cottage will be a safe haven.
ReplyDeleteRed storm warning up here too - do you think it will warrant a mention on anything but the local news?
ReplyDeleteCan u make me one me please John??
ReplyDeleteOld Meg is just too cute! Winds just up here -- can feel it through the triple glazing... :-(
ReplyDeleteHold tightly onto Meg's lead when she's out. If that wind gets under her cape she could end up hang-gliding.
ReplyDelete'They' did it again!!
ReplyDeleteThis nasty weather is getting tiresome, isn't it?
ReplyDeleteMeg looks cute!
Meg's look: What.Have.You.Done.
ReplyDeleteBetter make sure the thatch is firmly attached! :-) x
ReplyDeleteI hate this weather
ReplyDeletePoor Meg. But nice cape! Wishing safety and warmth for all the residents, man or furred or feathered.
ReplyDeleteI hope that you and the cast of Trelawnyd are safe and well in this weather John. x
ReplyDeleteMeg's cape looks just the thing for this weather. We've had the storm from hell today here too.
ReplyDeleteShe looks so chic Miss Meg!
ReplyDeleteI am with you on hating on this weather. Here in NJ we are about to get between 6-10 inches of snow while the Southern states are currently dealing with snow and ice which they are not accustomed to. I long to go out side without being bundled and looking like a giant tick! Stay safe my dear.
Meg has one of the sweetest faces I've ever seen. :)
ReplyDeleteHope you're staying safe and warm, John.
We're holding steady down here in SW France. Just rain. No flooding. At the moment. Hope you and yours stay wrapped up and warm. Might you make a lovely little Meg-type cape for yourself ao things keep warm? Vx
ReplyDeleteMeg looks just like her namesake! I can't believe the weather you've been experiencing. That's the last time I comment on our "cyclonic winds." 100 mph! Hope you don't suffer any damage and that all goes well in "the village."
ReplyDeleteThe gays are doing it over there too,I see! Massive snow/rain storm here tomorrow!! Yikes this friggin' winter!!
ReplyDeleteI love MR!!
THANKS ALL
ReplyDeleteit's 22.10pm and the winds are just starting to subside just a little
I checked the battened down Ukrainian village at 18.00 ( the height of the storm) and only one henhouse had lost its tile roof ( 16 hens were all sat quietly side by side inside)
Glad to have your update John. Trust things will be calmer in the morning.
Deleteai yi yi! we are awaiting another snow storm tomorrow. this winter blows goats.
ReplyDeleteWhat keeps your roof from blowing off? When I lived with cold and snow, I put a blue sweater on Faulkner the Collie. He loved it. It matched my coat.
ReplyDeleteLove,
Janie
Hope you weathered your storm John. Love the cape on Meg. But why such a severe haircut in winter? Klingons?
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