I don’t think I have ever seen snow in May before – but then we live way up north in Scotland and so just a little bit nearer to the polar ice cap than we used to be. The odd thing was, this cold snap was preceded by some glorious weather. Everything is upside down these days!
Oh yes but we also have our own micro-climate in and around Banff. Very much colder than Nevada but I like it here. The people we bought the house from had massively insulated the building and so we are never cold at home. We’re heated by North Sea gas and, increasingly, the wind turbines which seem to be growing like mushrooms everywhere!
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The same odd weather is going on over here too, Richard. Crazy!
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I don’t think I have ever seen snow in May before – but then we live way up north in Scotland and so just a little bit nearer to the polar ice cap than we used to be. The odd thing was, this cold snap was preceded by some glorious weather. Everything is upside down these days!
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Stay warm my friend. You are so very further north than I…
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Oh yes but we also have our own micro-climate in and around Banff. Very much colder than Nevada but I like it here. The people we bought the house from had massively insulated the building and so we are never cold at home. We’re heated by North Sea gas and, increasingly, the wind turbines which seem to be growing like mushrooms everywhere!
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I’m glad your home is well insulated, very important in northern climes. Sorry about the turbins…
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