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The stars at night are big and bright, deep in the heart of Dorset
After letting the dogs out tonight for their last pee before bedtime, we can't get over the stars in the night sky.
Previously living in Woking, Guildford, Kingston and yes Farnham complete with residual street lighting, it's so nice to see for real the sky at night.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Brown on -
its too foggy here in nuneaton to see stars.
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Permalink Reply by T & S Plants on
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We are supposed to be 'misty' here tonight (according to the great weather forecasters) but still lovely and clear.
Sorry about your fog - expect we will wake up to horrid ice.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Brown on
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i'll be working tomorrow i think, i'm working along side an elderly gardener as he cant do the heavy work anymore and he's passing some of his customers over to me so i'm hoping for a good sunny day as i havent worked since last thursday. and that was in an unheated garage but the last outdoor job i done was over a week ago
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Gardens4u.co.uk on -
the roads are slippy with ice an hr ago already !!
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PRO MemberPermalink Reply by Rowly Hill on -
Can't see a thing here in Shropshire...too foggy.
The best starry night I've seen this year was at about 4am in Aberfeldy while I was on holiday. No light pollution whatsoever. Picture perfect.
Absolutely fantastic.
Note to self - Must learn more about the stars.
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Permalink Reply by Matt Brown on
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i stayed in the middle of noware in yorkshire last year loved the peace and quiet, the sky was clear and dark a realy great holiday
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Permalink Reply by Bigyin on -
Trouble is, the best nights for star gazing are usually the coldest. I used to like watching satellites go over (especially the big ones like Mir, Hubble and the Space Station) but it can be a chilly old job. If you want to see some really spectacular night skies, get yerself over to New Zealand (if you ever get the opportunity).
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Permalink Reply by Helen Nock on -
Bright stars and twinkling, thick frost here in North Somerset.
I know what you mean about the complete dark. Stayed on Dartmoor couple of years ago. Could see the Milky Way, and magical succession of shooting stars!!
Felt so restored.
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