I remember as a child at this time of year being stood out in the freezing cold of the back garden while Dad lit fireworks and the autumn garden refuse was burnt in a pile making up the bonfire. We invariably had to wear a thick coat, a scarf and a woolly hat to stay warm. It was even snowing one year.
Nowadays I do have a couple of winter coats in the wardrobe but they rarely ever see the light of day. It is almost bonfire night yet again, the clocks go back one hour tonight and we are basking in an Indian summer. It reached 21 centigrade on Thursday, the hottest October day in the UK since 1888. If this is global warming bring it on baby!! As George Bush and his administration refuse to do anything about it I'm sure he is willing to perservere a few more hurricanes and tornadoes in his neck of the woods. I'm looking forward to lovely tomatoes, some classic British wines and pretty girls wearing next to nothing in the streets all year.
Cool!
Welcome to the uninteresting world of a bald old geyser in Sarf Lundun.
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