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Whether the weather is worse or wetter
This weather stuff is getting serious, my darkroom water supply has frozen for the first time. What’s a chap to do now? Inkjets?:o
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Light a fire with the millions of trees worth of out of date digital equipment brochures which must be in the world and melt your iced up pipes.
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David,the weather here in eastern Canada is like a jet engine.........."It sucks & blows"
Most snow we've had in years combined with psychotic shifts in temperture.It's -27c (wind chill factor included) this morning but going up to +9 on Monday and rain is forcast.Got some wonderful street flood shots last week which were tempered by my kitchen ceiling springing 3 leaks.
Stone the bloody crows but I'll be glad when the season changes.
Noah (formerly known as Mike)
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Geeez Dave, I would have thought you only had to lift the pipes up above the perma-frost line then you would be sweet
Actually, I just checked out the weather map for parts of the UK, interesting reading. I like the bit about Leeds, sunny current temp +4C feels like 4C, then I switched to Newcastle upon Tyne, Haze +4C feels like 1C.
As I write this it is 2300 hrs here and the outside temp has cooled down to 22.8C. I don't think we'll need the ceiling fan tonight in the bedroom
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 Originally Posted by Dave Miller  Inkjets?:o David..........no bad language on a public forum please
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Originally Posted by Mick Fagan Geeez Dave, I would have thought you only had to lift the pipes up above the perma-frost line then you would be sweet
Actually, I just checked out the weather map for parts of the UK, interesting reading. I like the bit about Leeds, sunny current temp +4C feels like 4C, then I switched to Newcastle upon Tyne, Haze +4C feels like 1C.
As I write this it is 2300 hrs here and the outside temp has cooled down to 22.8C. I don't think we'll need the ceiling fan tonight in the bedroom Mick, make up your own exceedingly rude reply and insert it. 
Last edited by Dave Miller; 02-17-2008 at 09:32 AM.
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Originally Posted by Mick Fagan Geeez Dave, I would have thought you only had to lift the pipes up above the perma-frost line then you would be sweet
Actually, I just checked out the weather map for parts of the UK, interesting reading. I like the bit about Leeds, sunny current temp +4C feels like 4C, then I switched to Newcastle upon Tyne, Haze +4C feels like 1C.
As I write this it is 2300 hrs here and the outside temp has cooled down to 22.8C. I don't think we'll need the ceiling fan tonight in the bedroom Good Lord, first time I think I've ever been thankful to be in Leeds. It's been a beautiful weekend up here - went out in sunglasses & short sleeved shirt earlier, feels a lot warmer than 4C. (That may just be because we get inured to awful weather up here, mind...)
Another day goes under; a little bourbon will take the strain...
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It's really nice down here too. Bright sun, no wind, just cool enough to stop yourself getting too hot on a long walk.
Off topic question: Why is the light always at its best when I am on my way home having used up all of my film?
Steve.
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Originally Posted by tim_walls Good Lord, first time I think I've ever been thankful to be in Leeds. It's been a beautiful weekend up here - went out in sunglasses & short sleeved shirt earlier, feels a lot warmer than 4C. (That may just be because we get inured to awful weather up here, mind...) But the Geordies go out in t-shirts when it's -5C... Plus a -5C wind-chill... And sleeting...
As a fully paid-up southern softie, I put the fleece jacket on at anything below 15C... 
Bob.
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The weather is just gorgeous here at the moment, if cold.
As far as the darkroom goes, this is a much better time for using it for me than in excessive heat like two summers ago - then I can only print in the morning before the sun comes round and fries me under the roof...
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