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Just for fun: the random, useless announcements thread!
@Shoshin1 said:
I guess some of you Northern Hemisphere guys and gals will be coming out of hibernation around now....
Every year as you start relaxing on a sunny beach, Northern dudes are pulling out their winter apparel. As your last tourist has finally left you with a quieter island, our tourists are disembarking from passing cruise liners.
Your pictures of your day to day walks are a calendar reminder for us northerners of that constant cycle of change.
I see these huge dogs out with their human companian most mornings. There are two of them most probably siblings, enjoying the beach walk and the ocean...
And on the way home from work this afternoon, the clouds caught my eye
Announcement. Not random tho. I miss all of you. Feels like the twilight zone around here. 😵💫
I’m assuming we all left the living room and went to our respective spaces due to a necessary fumigation. Hope to see you all soon…. 🤟🏻
The last day of Autumn's sunrise...
It's been surprisingly warm today... high of 18 *C ...
A high of 19 *C is forecast for tomorrow the 1st of June... the official start of Southern Hemisphere Winter.
I went to another rally this afternoon to show my support, most of today has been warm and sunny...On the way over on the ferry I checked the weather forecast ...Severe thunderstorm warning and areas about and near the Hauraki Gulf (I'm on one of the islands in the Hauraki Gulf) are most likely to experience the downpours which will bring heavy rain 25-40mm per hour. It's expected to start around 9pm this evening and continue on to 2am..
Well for many locals who are low on water, this can be a good thing (most of the island's dwellings are on tank water)....
The winds have started to pick up...here we go again...
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Anger leads to seriousness. Seriousness leads to ruthlessness. Ruthlessness leads to suffering. Suffering leads to hate. To paraphrase Yoda.
Every year as you start relaxing on a sunny beach, Northern dudes are pulling out their winter apparel. As your last tourist has finally left you with a quieter island, our tourists are disembarking from passing cruise liners.
Your pictures of your day to day walks are a calendar reminder for us northerners of that constant cycle of change.
I see these huge dogs out with their human companian most mornings. There are two of them most probably siblings, enjoying the beach walk and the ocean...
And on the way home from work this afternoon, the clouds caught my eye
Winter has started to infiltrate Autumn
Its take over will be complete by the end of next week.(1st June)
Turning into a solarpunx
Announcement. Not random tho. I miss all of you. Feels like the twilight zone around here. 😵💫
I’m assuming we all left the living room and went to our respective spaces due to a necessary fumigation. Hope to see you all soon…. 🤟🏻
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It's hard to read somebody who has had botox...no surprises there
The last day of Autumn's sunrise...
It's been surprisingly warm today... high of 18 *C ...
A high of 19 *C is forecast for tomorrow the 1st of June... the official start of Southern Hemisphere Winter.
What's in store for Aotearoa over the next few days ...weather-wise...
It could be worse...
Ha Ha Ha Suckers
Sub-tropical winds from New Caledonia coming down the northern parts of the North Island..
Yep that's about right...it was quite warm this morning...
I went to another rally this afternoon to show my support, most of today has been warm and sunny...On the way over on the ferry I checked the weather forecast ...Severe thunderstorm warning and areas about and near the Hauraki Gulf (I'm on one of the islands in the Hauraki Gulf) are most likely to experience the downpours which will bring heavy rain 25-40mm per hour. It's expected to start around 9pm this evening and continue on to 2am..
Well for many locals who are low on water, this can be a good thing (most of the island's dwellings are on tank water)....
The winds have started to pick up...here we go again...