Feb 23, 2017
23-02-17. Both greenhouses withstood Storm Doris! Here is Crocus ‘Zwanenburg’, which I can’t decide if I prefer open or closed.
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23-02-17. Both greenhouses withstood Storm Doris! Here is Crocus ‘Zwanenburg’, which I can’t decide if I prefer open or closed.
'I love spending time in nature; it doesn't judge' - Mayer
Caught in the rain
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Storm Doris made my ears very cold. I am displeased
We got more life in Deadwood City than in all of Illinois, February 25 2017.
Just Blew in from the Windy City - Doris Day
Woman killed as Storm Doris brings 80mph winds and blizzards to UK
UK News
Woman killed as Storm Doris brings 80mph winds and blizzards to UK
A woman has died as Storm Doris brought gale-force winds and heavy snow to parts of Britain. The woman was hit by a piece of debris in Dudley Street, Wolverhampton city centre, just before midday. She suffered serious head injuries. A West Midlands Ambulance Service spokesman added: "Sadly, it quickly became apparent that there was nothing that could be done to save her and she was confirmed dead at the scene."
#StormDoris has rapidly deepened over the last 24 hours as it has under gone what we call Explosive Cyclogenisis making it a #WeatherBomb
Met Office
The Met Office has warned that the storm has undergone "Explosive Cyclogenisis" as it deepens, transforming it into a "weather bomb". Winds of up to 75mph have been reported in Ireland where some 37,000 households are without power due to more than 900 faults, said ESB Networks. London Euston was among the railway stations dealing with delays and cancellations, with Virgin Trains advising passengers to postpone their travel until Friday due to the storm.
Okay so storm DORIS hit today (The most vicious sounding storm I’ve ever heard, we tremble in fear of Doris) and knocked over some kinda big trees (not just wheelie bins what’s going on) and outside my bedroom window there’s a tree that’s swaying too much for my liking and it’s kinda scary so if I’m not active tomorrow a storm who I imagine to be a granny has taken me.
Thank you to everyone who came together to #WalkForPalestine!
Thanks to all who braved Storm Doris to #WalkForPalestine! So far we have raised over £1000 for Palestinians in need and we’re still tallying the final total.
Check out our pictures that showcase the dramatic beauty of Ingleton Falls and don’t forget to sign up for our next fundraising event in your local area!