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Beggar's belief!

It is ten to eight in the evening, on Wednesday, 4 April, and we have had one of the worst days of unseasonal weather I can remember.  Non-stop rain, sleet, wind, and a temperature of 2 degrees C.  In Edinburgh the snow is lying.  The roads and lots of fields are flooded across East Lothian and now, at this late stage in the day, the sun has come out.  The audacity of it!

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  1. What wild weather! Wow... can’t believe its so awful! Sun ☀️ though brief is pretty!
    Is Tills still relaxing on the bed? Waiting for spring 🤗
    I do hope that sun is a sign of good things on the horizon ❤️

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    1. Woken to sunshine this morning. Hallelujah! xxx

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  2. Yay☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️☀️🤗

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