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Freezing Fog
Edinburgh, UK - Cheesy Member - Thursday, February 2nd, 2006 : goo
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Walking to work this morning, a little cold as that isnt snow you see there, thats after a night of freezing fog.
First time ive seen it like this, it was coming down like glitter last night when you looked at a street light.
Appologies for quality, taken on a Nokia 6630.
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elaine: 2nd Feb 2006 - 15:33 GMT
christ, that gives me shivers. is that near the meadows?
today london looks much as it usually does, but i went out and it was v cold.
i don't like it so much. come on microclimate, do your thing!
elaine: 2nd Feb 2006 - 16:57 GMT
yeah but no but, that there is not a street, and it has no railings, so that is why i thought it was up there, but clearly that back terrace is a curved one, which is a clue... bloody hell, there was a time i would just know this. it's the weather, see, i just can't bring myself to go
Cheesy_Member: 3rd Feb 2006 - 09:24 GMT
Yeah mark, walking from Haymarket to west end of Princes Street on the right hand side of the road, Atholl Crescent in shot.
jack: julie i really liked you in that movie.
mark: 23rd Feb 2006 - 23:29 GMT
hehe thought so :-) i always walk past that crescent on the way to pick up the hire car to drive my stuff back to the land of the English (studying here is great!) and always think what a pretty terrace.
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