h2g2 The Hitchhiker's Guide to the Galaxy: Earth Edition

I am full of admiration for Master B's amazing project based on 'We Didn't Start The Fire'. I've got just three simultaneous entries in PR (see my tagline ) and I'm struggling to keep up and cross-reference the comments How did he do it for that huge project?

Anyway, to less archaeological matters...

I've been dog-sitting this weekend A gorgeous black lab X flatcoat who is perfectly trained and incredibly soppy A perfect dog.

This morning, I had her off the lead for our walk up the lane. 20 yards ahead of us I spotted four stoats roughing and tumbling in and out of the verges. Rosie (the dog) stopped dead in her tracks and looked ready to chase them. I whispered to her to come to me. And she did! So I was able to put the lead on her and we watched the gambolling for a few minutes before resuming our walk and scaring them away

What a great way to start the day *And* the sun was shining then.

Sun? What's that then?

*Wanders off grumbling about the Scottish summer*


Fb

Master B didn't put his project through Peer Review. He sweet-talked Jimster into letting him put it straight into the Guide. I proofread the whole thing, but I don't think there was very much in the line of comment about the content by anyone.

I take it all back Master B's a cheat!!

Hats off to B all the same

Hi, Fb,

I don't know about dog sitting, it sounds like you might be dognapping in the near future

As for Scottish weather, our English concoction would give you a run for your money .

Last Saturday , rain, rain, rain. Gazebo wringing wet, and we are soaked to the skin. Sunday hot sunshine, got sunburnt! Last Friday drowned in a deluge, shopping bags full of water and soggy cereal. Saturday had stall at carnival, and the gazebo nearly got blown away.

In a howling gale we nearly lost its' roof cover and the frame was bending fit to bust. Had to take it down, so everything on the tables got blown off. The strength of the wind was terrifying Nearly all our events are out of doors in the "summer" and I swear the weather is getting worse.

I think I can beat your by easily.

Glad to see John Ridgway, Marie Christine and the crew of English Rose Vl got home safely, having missed the bad weather in London, and getting moored before bad weather hit Scotland.

Websailor