Journey of Words

Tag: Weather

  • L3(Day 63): Outside

    Some fool left their gloves in the lobby after doing up their walking boots. Had a lovely walk to Whitlingham Broad in the rain. Wind was cold. I could have done with my gloves. ~ CLP 10/03/2021 →

  • On Grey / On Gray

    Start with grey and then add more grey. In the right light grey’s quite beautiful ~ CLP 08/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 61): Carrow Bridge

    Either there are plenty of fish biting down there today, or else it’s raining. ~ CLP 08/03/2021 →

  • On Colour

    Crimson buds open despite a cruel wind that steals pigment from our skins ~ CLP 05/03/2021 →

  • Oh Sleep

    Come, take me away to foreign lands where it’s warm and please return me safe at dawn ~ n.b. Just to be abroad for a bit would be lovely. ~ CLP 04/03/2021 →

  • L3 (Day 54): In The Cold

    The shift from yesterday’s promising warmth of sunshine to this fog threatening existence was brutal. No wind as such, but bitter cold, bitter. The numbering of days in this lockdown is moving on so fast. Best not to look back to what has been left behind, or left undone, but to look ahead, to plot →

  • L3 (Day 49): In Shorts

    Seventeen degrees Out to the broad. Quick cup of tea Sunshine on me knees. ~ n.b. The warmth held until around 5 p.m. despite a strong breeze. See the striations in the late afternoon sky. A lot of wind for weather forecasters to talk about today: they talk a lot about the wind. ~ CLP →

  • Mr Tee: Snow Evidence

    With facts thin on the ground, we had to let Mr Tee go. It will be impossible to get a grip on him unless he really slips up. He’s a master of disguise. It’s likely he’s completely evaporated by now. The Chief has got a hot temper, which hasn’t helped in questioning such a cool →

  • L3 (Day 38): In The Air

    No such thing as the wrong weather. I have been told Just wrong clothes? Really? ~ n.b. Several people I know have stopped watching, listening and reading the news. I think, we might as well add the weather forecast to the D-Notice list. But Hey! I’m sure we’ll cope! ~ CLP 14/02/2021 →

  • Call for Witnesses

    We need to move fast in the carrotting case. Frankly, we are stumped. Witnesses are turning out to be a little flakey. The Chief is putting pressure on, “We can’t afford to let this slide.” he told today’s briefing. Still looking for a motive, but I got a hunch that lots of lolly will be →