View across the Outer Harbour of Stornoway

Wednesday, 30 November 2016

St Andrews Day 2016

Last day of November is the national day for Scotland. I have nothing against national pride, but I do have something against nationalism. I am pleased to note, though, that the nationalist government at Holyrood [Edinburgh] is losing relevance at a rate of knots. Knots being what the administration is tying itself into, with inconsistency being the common denominator.

Today is a grey and overcast day in Stornoway, with a breeze whistling through the streets, blowing the last of the dried out husks of leaves in front of it. This autumn has been quiet, with only one episode approximating a gale in it. I am making no predictions for the winter.

Today is also the last day of the hurricane season in the Atlantic, Eastern and Central Pacific basins. The southern hemisphere season starts in earnest in December, what is the start of their summer.

2 comments:

  1. I know some who are thankful for the last of hurricane season. It's been uneventful weather wise here too. Hopefully it will continue through December !

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  2. I've found a lot of things seem to be losing relevance. I'm proud of less as well. Internal work needs to be done, I guess.
    Glad you are well & posting.

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