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LLM
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edited October 2020 in General Chat #1

Clocks go forward next week.  Not sure how far but 4 - 6 months will do me this time.  

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  • JVB66
    JVB66 Forum Participant Posts: 22,892
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    edited October 2020 #2

    Ours goes back to when most people were not so "me me me" all the timesurprised

  • Takethedogalong
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    edited October 2020 #3

    Yup, longer darker days. I rather fancy the Alien option, go safely to sleep in a comfy pod, wake up in six months hoping all is nicer and safer.

    This year seems to have flown by, one minute bare trees, then buds, leaves, now the colours are changing, and leaves starting to come down. 🙂

     

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited October 2020 #4

    GMT - General Moan Time?

    PS. The clocks go back but not until Sunday 25th👍

  • brue
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    edited October 2020 #5

    Whilst you're all sleeping...wink the winter wheat is growing in the fields for next year (let's hope it stays a bit drier this time round) the winter veg are coming along nicely and it will soon be time to put the sprouts on for Christmas. tongue-out

  • LLM
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    edited October 2020 #6

    I know, but can't a person dream.

  • Tinwheeler
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    edited October 2020 #7

    Not without permission. This is CT after all. laughingtongue-out

  • JillwithaJay
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    edited October 2020 #8

    We've spotted both your deliberate mistakes.

    They actually go back not forward and it's not until 25th October. tongue-out

  • DavidKlyne
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    edited October 2020 #9

    I would prefer them not to change at all and if they really have to,  it should be for a much shorter length of time perhaps mid November to mid February, or even just December and January? I don't mind dark mornings as I rarely get up early now that I am retired!!!!

    David

  • Kerry Watkins
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    edited October 2020 #10

    I can remember back in 1968, yes I am that old, going to school when the clocks were kept at British Summer Time for three years: loved it!

  • SteveL
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    edited October 2020 #11

    I also preferred it. It was discontinued I believe because of complaints about dark mornings further north. Didn't really seem a good enough reason to me, how do they manage in countries where they only get a few hours of daylight. I suppose if independence ever becomes a reality there could be separate time zones north and south of the border.

  • Rocky 2 buckets
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    edited October 2020 #12

    When the Scots get independence they can have their own time zones👍🏻. I’ve always wondered when living in a democracy the majority are ruled by the minority-organise a plebiscite I say✊😊

  • ABM
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    edited January 2021 #13

    I don't think your wish for drier weather is going to be realised this year Brue,  but the Christmas sprouts were delish as usual  smile

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