When Gardeners can't garden & Anglers can't fish

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  1. Phil A

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    I thought we were getting bored, waffling on about the Moon landing for pages:D

    Just have a look at the poll from the fishing site I use.

    Anglers going stir crazy:D

     
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      You nutter..........
       
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        Errrr ummmm...try North

        Steve...:)
         
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          Hey kandy,

          that link don't work so I found this one,

          Northern Lights: Extraordinary display in the skies above YORKSHIRE | Mail Online

          Don't think we'll see them down here, plus its total cloud cover now:(

          My Dad saw them from Surrey once though.
           
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          have you seen this solar flare?....

          SpaceWeather.com -- News and information about meteor showers, solar flares, auroras, and near-Earth asteroids

          :OUCH:
           
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          Thanks Steve,that must have been the bit I missed:D

          Ziggy,sorry about my link.:oI did a quick Google to try and find out some more info and didn't realise it wouldn't work as it worked for me when i first read it:D

          Dim,thanks also for your link :thumbsup:Me and Mr K love things like this and we also believe that man went and walked on the moon.I know this because I sat and watched it on the tv:heehee::mute:
           
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            I'm quite far north (not quite as far north as most of the people in the article though).

            Might get the car out and head for darker parts in a minute. Far too much light pollution here on Teesside.
             
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            watch this short video ... but watch it till the end .... shows what has happened to the sun from the 21st Jan till 23 jan (speeded up)

            all those particles shown towards the end of the video will be here shortly

            http://sohowww.nascom.nasa.gov/data/LATEST/current_c2.gif

            Event Issue Date: 2012-01-23 06:26:50.0 GMT
            CME Arrival Time: 2012-01-24 14:18:19.0 GMT
            Arival Time Confidence Level: ± 6 hours
            Disturbance Duration: 7 hours
            Disturbance Duration Confidence Level: ± 8 hours
            Magnetopause Standoff Distance: 4.6 Re
             
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            I guess that explains why I never saw anything last night (except stars) after driving for an hour to escape the clutches of Teesside's light and smog pollution.

            Maybe I'll have a look tonight.
             
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            nothing happened out of the ordinary at 14h18 .... tried to convice my wife that doom was imment and it was time for 'panic sex' .... she just 'smirked'

            :scratch:
             
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