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Post 101

Researcher 825122

Today 11 C., blue sky with plenty of sunshine thanks to westerly winds coming in from over sea bringing in warmer air from the Atlantic and the Gulf Stream <smiley - erm>.
Patience! Your smiley - gift will arrive.
(It's probably a bit late due to bad weather conditions Central Europe.)


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Post 102

Hati

It *is* the bad weather conditions in Central Europe. smiley - evilgrin


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Post 103

Researcher 825122

Sure. Keep your cool, missy.


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Post 104

Hati

*puts on the woollen socks and goes to smiley - zzz*


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Post 105

Researcher 825122

Interesting subject.


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Post 106

Hati

It's snowing here! smiley - bigeyes Something completely different...


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Post 107

Researcher 825122

Ah, that's just great! smiley - grr How much snow is there now?

Let me check the thermometer, 11 degrees, sea and land covered in a metallic coloured grey duvet holding a promise smiley - grovel of snow and a gentle soft breeze is coming from the west. smiley - blue

Now, the winter of 1961-1962 must have been a really good winter! Wasn't the Baltic frozen which made it possible to walk from Finland to Europe?


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Post 108

Hati

Completely frozen it was 1946/47 the last time. In 2002 we had a good chance too but unfortunately they broke the ice. smiley - winkeye

Atm we have something like 1cm snow. smiley - winkeye Almost nothing. Very unusual. But it's enough to keep it lighter and not so gloomy. Tomorrow or the day after rain is expected again. smiley - erm


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Post 109

Researcher 825122

The wind has picked up. I can hear it howling. It's still coming from the West, I think. I'll check in a second when I take out the dog for a walk.
I'm silly to expect snow with westerly winds, really. We need a wind coming from the East. Your package might arrive this weekend. The weather forecast for this weekend predicts snow. smiley - smiley

So 1946/47 was the last time the Baltic got frozen? Pity that in 2002 the ice got broken ... I guess the show must go on for the shipping trade.
My stepmum likes to talk about the winter of 61/62. Her son was born in February '62 and it must have been a very hard winter. People were skating on the IJsselmeer, the former Souther Sea, and going for walks to one of the islands.
I myself remember the winter of 1995/1996. My Benjamin Ficus froze to death that winter. One night I woke up because of a loud noise. The next morning I saw that the antique mirror of the clothes closet had burst into two pieces. I cannot sleep with the windows closed, so we wore nightcaps in bed. I had this particular old fashioned style cap with a long flap made of fleece cloth. smiley - biggrin


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Post 110

Hati

Fascinating! smiley - biggrin
2002 we had a really hard winter with temperature down to -35C or so. And the winter started about 2-3 months too early, snow came down in the beginning of October. But the sea is used by all kind of ship including oil tankers, passenger boats (remember Estonia sunk?) and all others. It's not only about Estonia and Finland but also St.Petersburg and half of Russia. smiley - winkeye


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Post 111

Researcher 825122

Interesting smiley - sleepy No, not really. I seem to have a problem with short-term memory. I cannot remember the winter of 2002. In fact I don't remember 2002 at all! What was I doing that year? Oh dear, here I am groping in the dark. It'll come back to me.

Today a clear sky, but chilly.


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Post 112

Hati

We had a lot of snow last night, so actally everything looks fluffy and all.
In my life 2002 was a year of some imortance. One of Those Years. And I was on my first h2g2 meet-up in spring 2002. smiley - winkeye


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Post 113

Researcher 825122

smiley - bigeyessmiley - snowman wonderful.
Where did you meet? Did you like it?


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Post 114

Hati

In Denmark. And I absolutely liked it. It was a small meet that lasted for couple days. And with some luck I'll go to Danish meet-up this year, too.


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Post 115

Researcher 825122

smiley - bigeyes Denmark? In Copenhagen? Christiana, or whatever it's named?
smiley - ale They make terrific beer.


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Post 116

Hati

Actually it took place in Esbjerg. But I spent a day in Copenhagen with another h2g2er who hosted me. smiley - biggrin That was fabulous! smiley - ok


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Post 117

Researcher 825122

I remember Esbjerg. From there we took the boat to visit the island of Fanö. The North Sea really becomes a sea the more north one goes ... it's really impressive up there.
I never made it to Copenhagen smiley - wah. We got stuck on Fyn, due to lack of funds and the courage to press on. The idea was to hop from one island to the other. Take the boat to Aerö, then visit Langeland, next stop Lolland and finally Sjaelland and Copenhagen. smiley - erm
Tell me, how was it!!


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Post 118

Hati

Copenhagen? I *love* this town! It's kinda slow and floating, very friendly and also nice for sightseeing. As about the meet you can read it from smiley - thepostA726491
And btw, there's going to be another meet in April 2005 in Copenhagen.


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Post 119

Researcher 825122

smiley - bigeyes Very suspicious, indeed!
Nice report on the meeting.
So you hitchhiked all the way from Estonia. That must have been quite a trip.
What an enterprise!


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Post 120

Hati

smiley - laugh You shouldn't believe everything smiley - pirate says. smiley - winkeye First I took the boat to Sweden. smiley - tongueout


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