Lunar Eclipse

W. D. Grey said:

Go Camping or something, get some fresh air in your lungs - there's
been plenty of it around today. :-)

Small pockets of air in between the raindrops I suppose. The atmosphere
must have been 75% liquid today...

Paul
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W. D. Grey said:

Jeeves is going to hate You. !

You've completely lost me there.

Paul
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Quoted message said:

W. D. Grey said:

Jeeves is going to hate You. !

You've completely lost me there.

You're answering every single question leaving "Jeeves" nothing to do
:-)
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Bill Grey
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In article <[email hidden]>, Paul Saunders
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Quoted message said:

Quoted message said:

Go Camping or something, get some fresh air in your lungs - there's
been plenty of it around today. :-)

Small pockets of air in between the raindrops I suppose. The atmosphere
must have been 75% liquid today...

You should have seen the river yesterday (Friday) the level was within
inches of the top of the banks and thundering down the valley. The
disabled anglers platform was totally submerged.

(Sorry to other NG users - Knowledge known to Paul and me)
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Bill Grey
http://www.billboy.co.uk

Paul Saunders said:

Total lunar eclipse next week on Thursday October 28th,

Which is tomorrow night, after midnight.

Looks like it's going to be another damn washout! With 70mph gales
thrown in too, Fate's having a bit of a laugh, and of course it's
perfectly clear over the whole UK tonight!

Best chance of seeing it looks to be in the north of the UK, the south
will be getting the worst of it.

Paul
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