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November in Sydney and the temperatures soared to 36 degrees (and I am talking centigrade here) for almost a week. People flocked to the beaches to bake in the warmth of the sun.
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Heyjude
I have lived in the UK for most of my life, but when young I definitely had wanderlust and even ended up living in South Africa for several years which was a wonderful experience. I now look forward to a long and leisurely retirement doing what I like most - gardening, photography, walking and travelling.
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this is so beautiful and great images!
Surprise! You found some 🙂 🙂
Well… I did have a few to choose from 😉
And soon we’ll be talking 36 Fahrenheit here in southern Texas. 😦
It’s probably somewhere close to that temp here today and forecast to become colder – brrr…
I agree: brrrrrrrrrrr
Lovely beach scenes to gaze at longingly!
It WAS hot, but the mango smoothie was very good 🙂
After today, I can really feel the warmth in those photos Jude. If only…X
Well it is warm indoors 😀
As I type with my wool sleeves pulled down over my hands these photos are good for the soul Jude. 🙂
I found it rather TOO hot Sue, and I still can’t understand how people can lie there like that. Cooking…
And me too, as I chill in, of all places, Queensland where it’s usually sweltering at this time of year. Warm is a while back!
I’m sure it isn’t as cold as here Meg 🙂 Snow on the Titterstones (I can just see it from the end of my lane) and a deep frost last night though today is cold it is also sunny, and I have just returned from a very short walk around the town. I don’t mind dry cold at all.
Dry cold / dry heat are both easier than the moist variety, I reckon. I’m loving your place names and the seemingly infinite variety of your home town. One of the first jobs of the new year is hanging my Ludlow glass.
I’ve never really been a fan of summer but I’ll admit I have a new-found appreciation of our temperate climate as I sit here listening to all you Northerners shivering.
Well I’m quite toasty – inside with the heating on 🙂 And it is a lovely sunny day today so quite nice to wrap up warm and have a walk. At least there is no danger of sunburn 😀
Good memories Jude?
Actually this was one of my hottest days so I was a bit hot and bothered by the time I reached this point (I was on a heritage trail through Manly) so decided to cut the walk short (my intention had been to continue to the quarantine station on the heads and then catch a bus back). Luscious mango smoothie though from the kiosk – I recommend the toasties too – they looked rather scrumptious!
It has cooled down a lot now, about 28, and it has been raining steadily for 3 days with more to come. Could have some flooding soon…
A good job you took the photo of the girl from the back otherwise the blog would need a NSFW tag.
True – though if you look through the gallery she also appears in one of those images – too far away to see much though 😉
I just couldn’t get over the fact that people still cook themselves like this!
I think I recognise her 🙂
They must be crazy. Two friends of mine have had skin cancer. It is not funny or remotely trivial.