Just been out with the dog and its hot here, almost tropical.

Amazing as I am in the North of Scotland and wandering about in my T shirt at midnight.

t-shirt and shorts weather...............plus a healthy dose of L.A. smog



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It's nice in Massachusetts today. Felt like spring.

Tropical here as well, almost. Same expected for tomorrow;
20 degr.C., maybe with some chilly winds from Bothnic Gulfs,
recently ice-broken.
22-24 degr. expected for the weekend.
Wouldnt like to be a cop here this weekend.

Southern California coast...foggy...gloomy.
This usually doesn't occur until June - June Gloom they call it.
Now they're calling it May Grey.

Baboon Bro Wrote:
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> Wouldnt like to be a cop here this weekend.


i wouldnt like to be a cop anywhere this weekend

But after 1½ meter of snow and one of the meanest winters since ´63...
A coal-dark ice-cold interstellar overdriven deatch row cage -
and now: the warmth...
Lights a-comin and exploding along with the birds, all life, cats...
And all the Human hormones... Its a coconut bleedin volcano, man...

I've been biking around at 8-10 o'clock in the evening, 14 degrees, I'm not used to this tropical heat.
I didn't spot any elks.......
but have I told about what happened last summer I was biking....
I got followed by a BLACK PIG, looked like the ones Asterix is eating. I happen to have a picture of the exact place it happened. The really bizarre thing about it, is that the samr kind of pig (only much bigger, must have been his father) followed me 3 years ago, on the same location. My heart pounded faster than ever. Here is the exact place...(by the "highway")

that looks really pretty there. is that your house or just where the pig was?

I'm in New England & the weather is damn good for once.

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> that looks really pretty there. is that your
> house or just where the pig was?

That's the black pig's house. I don't have a farm, sorry. But I pass this place very often...it's many kilometers without any traffic or yelling people. A lot of birds though.

We had lots of sun today (nope, not theSun) and 24°C in Berlin.
some breezy winds at times, nearly stopped me on my bike when I was heading to our rehearsal room. Still mild at night.

Hey Erik, funny how you get followed or chased by all kind of animals.
pigs, elks, dogs... what else? hehe

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> nearly stopped me on
> my bike when I was heading to our rehearsal room.

So, you're still playing? Cool.

> Hey Erik, funny how you get followed or chased by
> all kind of animals.
> pigs, elks, dogs... what else? hehe

Only 2 more animals....There was this seagull....They ususally ALMOST hit you in the head, and then rise again, if they got babies nearby. I was going downhill on bike, and this seagull followed me down the hill, instead of lifting into the air afterwards. 3 meters behind me all the way, and red eyes!
There also was this little bird by the beach who pecked me in the head (like a woodpecker) while I ran, so I started bleeding. I guess I spend to much time outside.....



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Lol, Thats like in Hitchcock's birds, saw that (with one eye) the other night.

>>So, you're still playing? Cool.

I never stopped playing, but we did have some changes in the band

I'm down in my bomb shelter - it's ALWAYS the same....

lovely spring day 75 miles outside of Chicago

It's humid and stormy in Oklahoma.

A cold, rainy autumn day here in Australia.

Mid 70's and beautiful here in the Puget Sound area, near Seattle.

85 and sunny in Brooklyn today.

Hot as hell in Beijing

Heavenly hot here; some chilling winds though.
Weekend seems to be wonderful.

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> Hot as hell in Beijing

On holliday in China? Should result in some cool stories!

Netherlands: warm, 26 C and that was about time!

26! Man...
Was thinking about the Scotchman, maxx, who started this:
the sea around Scotland must be farily warm this year.
We had ice until about ten days ago. Still much snow left on the ground
(at this stage only in shady places or where the plowmen have left it).



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It's a sudden change, just a week ago it was about 10 C.

Baboon Bro
We have still got snow on the mountain tops that stays until end of July usually.

I think the Sea will still be cold apart from where the Gulf stream hits on the north west around poolewe gardens and plockton have palm trees because of it.

Many palm trees (no coconut palms huh? ;0D )?
How high the mountains there? 1500 m?
Around me we have nothing higher than 600 meters;
so the snow will soon be gone. Ice in highly situated lakes.

Sunny but not hot enough for this time of year in Greece...only 18 C.

Who the f*ck is Mick Jagger?

In the 50's farenheit in the Blue Ridge Mountains of North Carolina. On the way to work this morning I had to stop for a flock of wild turkeys crossing the road. Some young deer (as in Bambi) watched.

Here, in the wonderful country of the Netherlands, it's EXTREMELY hot. It was like 5 degrees celsius a week or two ago, and now, all of a sudden, it's like a freakin' oven. I'm about to head of to the swimming pool..

But ofcourse, I love this weather. Keeps my blood warm.