Clocks go back an hour
#18
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Re: Clocks go back an hour
Always my least favourite weekend of the year, with the night's drawing in by the extra hour.
Seems earlier than the similar move in the UK which usually the last weekend in October (equivalent of April here).
Seems earlier than the similar move in the UK which usually the last weekend in October (equivalent of April here).
#19
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Re: Clocks go back an hour
Preceded by a change in light and a shift in the shadows which spells autumn.
My favorite day of the year is June 21st...it means (more or less) that the shortest day has come and gone.
#20
Re: Clocks go back an hour
I am going to find this topsy turbo world very odd. Spring has sprung here. And I am about to leave
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Re: Clocks go back an hour
dark by 7pm now, hardly any street lights where we live, evening dog walks are going to be fun - not
#23
Re: Clocks go back an hour
I must be tired, you can tell its harvest.
I read that as "Chooks go back an hour".
I read that as "Chooks go back an hour".
#25
Re: Clocks go back an hour
Going good thanks very much, get a day off tomorrow, then back into it, 6am pick.
Quick video I shot today if anyone is interested on how we process grapes.
Quick video I shot today if anyone is interested on how we process grapes.
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Re: Clocks go back an hour
Going good thanks very much, get a day off tomorrow, then back into it, 6am pick.
Quick video I shot today if anyone is interested on how we process grapes.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=SgxxSDxXXWY
Quick video I shot today if anyone is interested on how we process grapes.
http://youtube.com/watch?v=SgxxSDxXXWY