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British Winter-time
Posted by:
Four Stone Walls
()
Date: October 31, 2005 02:57
Here in UK the clocks have changed, (they have 'gone back' one hour).
End of 'British Summertime' and beginning of Winter.
Which is a cue for a very apposite and atmospheric song.
GHS is a very autumnal album. But, come the spring, it'll be time to listen to 100 Years Ago........and look forward to bloomin' Stones in the summer.
End of 'British Summertime' and beginning of Winter.
Which is a cue for a very apposite and atmospheric song.
GHS is a very autumnal album. But, come the spring, it'll be time to listen to 100 Years Ago........and look forward to bloomin' Stones in the summer.
Re: British Winter-time
Posted by:
paulywaul
()
Date: October 31, 2005 10:13
British winter time ............................. is miserable and well worth avoiding if at all possible
Re: British Winter-time
Posted by:
LA FORUM
()
Date: October 31, 2005 12:02
Swedish as well. LOL, that was funny.
Re: British Winter-time
Posted by:
sater
()
Date: October 31, 2005 13:18
Four Stone Walls Wrote:
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> Here in UK the clocks have changed, (they have
> 'gone back' one hour).
>
> End of 'British Summertime' and beginning of
> Winter.
>
> Which is a cue for a very apposite and atmospheric
> song.
>
> GHS is a very autumnal album. But, come the
> spring, it'll be time to listen to 100 Years
> Ago........and look forward to bloomin' Stones in
> the summer.
>
>
you mean European winter time..
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> Here in UK the clocks have changed, (they have
> 'gone back' one hour).
>
> End of 'British Summertime' and beginning of
> Winter.
>
> Which is a cue for a very apposite and atmospheric
> song.
>
> GHS is a very autumnal album. But, come the
> spring, it'll be time to listen to 100 Years
> Ago........and look forward to bloomin' Stones in
> the summer.
>
>
you mean European winter time..
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