Sunday, November 27, 2011

The New World

"Greenhouse Effect!" (Can you see the Llama?)

Misty November Day

Out for a walk near Armstrong BC

Christmas Lights go on in Armstrong this week....
We seem to be living in a new world. A world of change on a massive scale. Although we don't notice if we look the other way, back into history, looking at old buildings and old ways of life. Nowadays though we have drought in East Africa, fires in Western and floods in Eastern Australia, colder winters in UK, and changes in governments right left and centre. The list goes on and on. Hope those Durban folk can help. Today here it is a balmy eight degrees Celsius, and the sky is blue. In London England Cherry trees are in blossom. What is going on? Hope they don't have a strike at Heathrow next week.....
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2 comments:

Desiree said...

The COP17 will most likely produce nothing of any substance. They have all just come here for a holiday. They will return home afterwards and the world will be left to its own devices as it has been since their inception in 1992 in Ria. They are all experts at blowing lots of hot air.

November 27, 2011 at 8:37 AM
Alan Burnett said...

Amidst all this change, certain things are unchangeable : there will be a strike at Heathrow, but this week rather than next.

November 28, 2011 at 1:26 AM

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