THE THREAD!!!

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Uk airspace shut until 0700 Sunday now [8D]

Shame on you... [8D]

[:D]


Leo "Apollo11"

[Onime No Kyo]

ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Uk airspace shut until 0700 Sunday now [8D]

Shame on you... [8D]

[:D]


Leo "Apollo11"

Why? He's not the one that did it. [:D]

[Chickenboy]

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Uk airspace shut until 0700 Sunday now [8D]

Just curious what your sunsets are looking like. Must be quite striking, no?

[Chickenboy]

ORIGINAL: Onime No Kyo

http://www.nypost.com/p/news/local/phil ... &FEEDNAME=

[X(][:@]

Jeepers, I wonder what happened to this creep's left eye? Think maybe the vomiting made it puff up a bit? Other than mandatory castration, of course, I hope they throw the book at this waste of carbon.[:@]

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Uk airspace shut until 0700 Sunday now [8D]

Just curious what your sunsets are looking like. Must be quite striking, no?

Yep - same here - interested to see those!

BTW, here is what sunsets looked like years after one of the biggest volcanic eruption in our time - the Krakatoa in Indonesia (1883 eruption)...

Optical effects of the 1883 eruption were noted around the world. A series of pastels by William Ascroft documented atmospheric effects such as this lurid November 16, 1883 sunset at Chelsea, London. In addition to extraordinarily long and vivid sunsets, skies became progessively more brilliant after the cessation of normal twilight.

Pastel by William Ascroft, 1883 (from the Science Museum, London):





Leo "Apollo11"

[Terminus]

I'd have liked to see some of those "brilliant sunsets", but unfortunately we're under 9/10 cloud here...

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

Zsssssss time... [>:][>:][>:]


Leo "Apollo11"

[Terminus]

Bedtime...[>:][>:][>:][>:][>:][>:]

[Grollub]

G'night gents [>:][>:][>:]

[Dixie]

ORIGINAL: Apollo11

Hi all,

ORIGINAL: Chickenboy

ORIGINAL: Dixie

Uk airspace shut until 0700 Sunday now [8D]

Just curious what your sunsets are looking like. Must be quite striking, no?

Yep - same here - interested to see those!

BTW, here is what sunsets looked like years after one of the biggest volcanic eruption in our time - the Krakatoa in Indonesia (1883 eruption)...

Optical effects of the 1883 eruption were noted around the world. A series of pastels by William Ascroft documented atmospheric effects such as this lurid November 16, 1883 sunset at Chelsea, London. In addition to extraordinarily long and vivid sunsets, skies became progessively more brilliant after the cessation of normal twilight.

Pastel by William Ascroft, 1883 (from the Science Museum, London):





Leo "Apollo11"

Not really been paying attention to them. It's getting dark pretty rapido, but work has meant I've been inside doing paperwork instead of looking at the sky... [;)]

EDIT: Airspace down until 1300 BST Sunday, no surprise there. I wouldn't be surprised if it stayed shut until Monday either.

[USSAmerica]

Beautiful, clear skies overhead here - Tithe. [:'(]

[USSAmerica]

Oh, man!  Another new page.  [8D]

[scott64]

[:-]

[thegreatwent]

Tithe[&o][&o][&o]

P.S. Scott there should be a turn in your inbox. Hope it makes my interpretation of your smileys true

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

Good morning!


Leo "Apollo11"

[Apollo11]

Hi all,

-5 till 12000... [8D]


Leo "Apollo11"

[comte]

Morning Tithe [&o]

[Grollub]

Mornin' gents.

[sprior]

Morning all, lovely blue skies and not a plane in sight.

[Dixie]

ORIGINAL: sprior

Morning all, lovely blue skies and not a plane in sight.

[8D]

0100 on Monday now. Another 6 hours on top of that would be pretty sweet [:D]