Murray wrote: ↑Fri Feb 18, 2022 8:38 pm That's very scary.
I do hope you are safe where you are, Andy.

The worst of this storm has now passed through. Still a few strong gusts but generally a lot lighter winds now. Forecast for a few more days of windy weather but not as bad as today. We seem to have got through unscathed.

Here are my 5 old bird ring numbers for your competition Devo.

GB20B08401 Blue Hen
GB20B08430 Blue Chequer Hen
GB21B04335 Blue Chequer Pied Hen
GB21B04345 Blue Cock
GB21B04356 Blue Chequer Cock

122 mph winds recorded on the Isle of White. The spire of Wells cathedral near to us has come crashing down.

Still very strong here. Spoke with my brother in Bude, Cornwall. A large tree in the middle of town has come down. The side of one house has blown out and parts of the leisure centre roof have come off. Trev is trying to secure his pigeon loft roof as part of that is coming off.

Looks very nice still Murray.

Good morning all

The wind is really getting up now. Dry with broken cloud. Don’t expect I’ll be very busy today.

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Thu Feb 17, 2022 12:20 pm

George and Morgan wrote: ↑Wed Feb 16, 2022 6:29 pm gale force wind fence next door is down will be up to me to repair it

changed my mind i'm too old now to do these jobs on my own

May have been a waste of time anyway George with the winds forecast for tomorrow. We are on a Red alert weather warning.

Good photos George. They certainly have a mind of their own.

Storm Eunice is on its way. We have been placed on a red warning and all the schools here have been closed. With winds forecast to exceed 90mph. Stay safe all.