Accommodation conundrum
Jul 12th 2017, 4:54 pm
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Re: Accommodation conundrum
Oh My, I can't wait.
I will come back to you about this hmvdog. I can't wait to visit these parks.
The children can't wait for snow. My daughter, who skied with her school last winter, is desperate to ski again.
I will come back to you about this hmvdog. I can't wait to visit these parks.
The children can't wait for snow. My daughter, who skied with her school last winter, is desperate to ski again.
Jul 12th 2017, 6:11 pm
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Re: Accommodation conundrum
cricket:
noun
An insect related to grasshoppers. The male produces a characteristic rhythmical chirping sound.
Jul 12th 2017, 6:30 pm
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Ah yes!Now I need someone to tell me the difference between the sound of cicadas and crickets.
We were in Valley Forge the other week and I didn't know which one I was hearing.
Jul 12th 2017, 6:50 pm
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There's a link with a sound clip if you access that page - not sure if any of it is gonna be accessible to you in UK though.
Jul 13th 2017, 9:13 pm
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He won't be disappointed here. The first weekend I lived here, we got about 4 feet worth. Quite a shock to my system that was! Had to walk to the nearest Walmart to buy a Blu-Ray player and a bunch of movies as my cable wasn't hooked up at that time, and I was going stir crazy!
This year wasn't quite as much, but we still got about 2 feet total snowfall. Seems crazy to think now, when there's beautiful blue skies outside, it's 9.35am and already 84F (nearly 29C).
This year wasn't quite as much, but we still got about 2 feet total snowfall. Seems crazy to think now, when there's beautiful blue skies outside, it's 9.35am and already 84F (nearly 29C).
I hope it's still warm by the time we move out!
Jul 13th 2017, 9:23 pm
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Re: Accommodation conundrum
One thing I'll add (as us Brits love talking about weather). This part of Pennsylvania knows how to rain. There's none of this light "fine rain that soaks you through" drizzle stuff. It's either normal rain which is rain as we all know, or full on "might as well be a monsoon" rain. Right now as I type, we're having an episode of the latter, so I'm delaying leaving work for a few moments and spending some time on BE! It's still warm outside too, which means you can see the tarmac "smoking" as the water evaporates off the hot surface. Again, very cool.
Did I mention I love living here?
Jul 13th 2017, 9:25 pm
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Jul 13th 2017, 9:49 pm
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Re: Accommodation conundrum
Did you say when you were moving over, I cannot remember? It's starts getting into "fall" (autumn) around mid/late October. Still warm, but the trees show some incredible colo(u)r. November gets a little chilly and December through March is what I'd call cold.
One thing I'll add (as us Brits love talking about weather). This part of Pennsylvania knows how to rain. There's none of this light "fine rain that soaks you through" drizzle stuff. It's either normal rain which is rain as we all know, or full on "might as well be a monsoon" rain. Right now as I type, we're having an episode of the latter, so I'm delaying leaving work for a few moments and spending some time on BE! It's still warm outside too, which means you can see the tarmac "smoking" as the water evaporates off the hot surface. Again, very cool.
Did I mention I love living here?
One thing I'll add (as us Brits love talking about weather). This part of Pennsylvania knows how to rain. There's none of this light "fine rain that soaks you through" drizzle stuff. It's either normal rain which is rain as we all know, or full on "might as well be a monsoon" rain. Right now as I type, we're having an episode of the latter, so I'm delaying leaving work for a few moments and spending some time on BE! It's still warm outside too, which means you can see the tarmac "smoking" as the water evaporates off the hot surface. Again, very cool.
Did I mention I love living here?
Hope you get out the office soon!!
Jul 13th 2017, 10:23 pm
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