I have lots of solar lights in my back garden. I love sitting out at night looking at the stars. There were a good few shooting stars last night because we're coming up to Perseid shower.
I have lots too. I feel at peace sitting out there.
Anonymous said
Aug 9 4:33 PM, 2022
Digger wrote:
I have lots of solar lights in my back garden. I love sitting out at night looking at the stars. There were a good few shooting stars last night because we're coming up to Perseid shower.
Beautiful.
JD.
Vita said
Aug 10 3:22 AM, 2022
The moon looked beautiful when i was out with Fido at about 12:30am, it was like a huge star.
The moon is amazing. I love the night, so peaceful, calm and all the stars, nature is wonderful.
Syl said
Aug 10 10:56 AM, 2022
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Magica said
Aug 10 1:50 PM, 2022
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
I've seen them, beautiful Syl.
Syl said
Aug 10 2:01 PM, 2022
Magica wrote:
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
I've seen them, beautiful Syl.
Everyone has seen them but me I think.
I have even made a point of going out late at night when a shower of them has been predicted...still nothing.
Maddog said
Aug 10 5:29 PM, 2022
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Open your eyes woman.
Anyway, we had a light shower yesterday for the first time in about 60 days..
We're still way behind, the lakes are low and everything is brown, yellow and dead.
Anonymous said
Aug 10 5:53 PM, 2022
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Have you seen artificial satellites? There are many of them, some brighter than others. The international space station is very bright. Shooting stars are hit and miss but you can increase your chances by going out during the peak of known meteor showers. The perseids reach a peak activity between 9 and 14 August - so 11 & 12 should be good. Unfortunately we have a full moon on August 11th so this year is not ideal for observing them.
Syl said
Aug 10 9:13 PM, 2022
Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Open your eyes woman.
Anyway, we had a light shower yesterday for the first time in about 60 days..
We're still way behind, the lakes are low and everything is brown, yellow and dead.
My eyes are open...and less of the woman.
Syl said
Aug 10 9:19 PM, 2022
Anonymous wrote:
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Have you seen artificial satellites? There are many of them, some brighter than others. The international space station is very bright. Shooting stars are hit and miss but you can increase your chances by going out during the peak of known meteor showers. The perseids reach a peak activity between 9 and 14 August - so 11 & 12 should be good. Unfortunately we have a full moon on August 11th so this year is not ideal for observing them.
I will look out, on the 12th we will be eating out late, so fingers crossed.
Maddog said
Aug 10 9:31 PM, 2022
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Open your eyes woman.
Anyway, we had a light shower yesterday for the first time in about 60 days..
We're still way behind, the lakes are low and everything is brown, yellow and dead.
My eyes are open...and less of the woman.
Sorry dude. 😉
Syl said
Aug 10 11:37 PM, 2022
Vita said
Aug 11 8:05 AM, 2022
It's going to be another arse burner today in Scotland!!
One good thing, it gets the washing dry in jig time!!
Magica said
Aug 11 10:16 AM, 2022
Yes doing beds today, they dry in no time. Actually I'm getting used to this heat now 🌞
Syl said
Aug 11 4:23 PM, 2022
The bloody roof stuck half up half down on the car yesterday...we had to drive home looking like a transformer. OH and his friend have managed to get it fully open, but we can't close the top or use the boot now.
It can't be fixed till Monday, luckily it's going to be scorching till then. I think it's time to change this car, this is the second time this has happened.
Vita said
Aug 12 5:02 PM, 2022
Another very warm day in Bonnie Scotland today and it's to be even warmer tomorrow but we've been told to expect thunder storms on Sunday.
I best make the most of tomorrow then!!
Vita said
Aug 12 5:03 PM, 2022
Syl wrote:
The bloody roof stuck half up half down on the car yesterday...we had to drive home looking like a transformer. OH and his friend have managed to get it fully open, but we can't close the top or use the boot now.
It can't be fixed till Monday, luckily it's going to be scorching till then. I think it's time to change this car, this is the second time this has happened.
The boot in my dad's car got stuck once, full of shopping it was.
It couldn't just have been stuck that would have been bad enough!!
😕
Digger said
Aug 12 6:07 PM, 2022
Syl wrote:
Maddog wrote:
Syl wrote:
I have never seen a shooting star. Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
Open your eyes woman.
Anyway, we had a light shower yesterday for the first time in about 60 days..
We're still way behind, the lakes are low and everything is brown, yellow and dead.
I have lots of solar lights in my back garden. I love sitting out at night looking at the stars. There were a good few shooting stars last night because we're coming up to Perseid shower.
Beautiful.
JD.
The moon looked beautiful when i was out with Fido at about 12:30am, it was like a huge star.
I have never seen a shooting star.
Even in Wales, where there were so few street lights and I could see a million stars every night....not one shot.
I've seen them, beautiful Syl.
Everyone has seen them but me I think.
I have even made a point of going out late at night when a shower of them has been predicted...still nothing.
Open your eyes woman.
Anyway, we had a light shower yesterday for the first time in about 60 days..
We're still way behind, the lakes are low and everything is brown, yellow and dead.
Have you seen artificial satellites? There are many of them, some brighter than others. The international space station is very bright. Shooting stars are hit and miss but you can increase your chances by going out during the peak of known meteor showers. The perseids reach a peak activity between 9 and 14 August - so 11 & 12 should be good. Unfortunately we have a full moon on August 11th so this year is not ideal for observing them.
My eyes are open...and less of the woman.
I will look out, on the 12th we will be eating out late, so fingers crossed.
Sorry dude. 😉
It's going to be another arse burner today in Scotland!!
One good thing, it gets the washing dry in jig time!!
The bloody roof stuck half up half down on the car yesterday...we had to drive home looking like a transformer. OH and his friend have managed to get it fully open, but we can't close the top or use the boot now.
It can't be fixed till Monday, luckily it's going to be scorching till then.
I think it's time to change this car, this is the second time this has happened.
Another very warm day in Bonnie Scotland today and it's to be even warmer tomorrow but we've been told to expect thunder storms on Sunday.
I best make the most of tomorrow then!!
The boot in my dad's car got stuck once, full of shopping it was.
It couldn't just have been stuck that would have been bad enough!!
😕
You're not turning non binary on us, are you?