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By: poynings

poynings — Thu, 18 Mar 2010 20:54:58 +0000

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By: Graeme Sutherland

Graeme Sutherland — Sat, 18 Nov 2006 00:03:20 +0000

Hi Valerie love,

They really do get a bit silly about the fireworks. Bang bang bang. Still seem to be going on after a couple of weeks :-)

I sure do commute. 1hr 40 mins each way, but a good 40 minutes of that is walking, so it keeps me in some sort of shape. The rest of the trip is a train ride. Long days away from home. A big change from being an almost totally home-based worker for many years. But good in lots of ways.

I work for UBS Investment Bank. Full of cool people, I’m having a lot of fun there.

Speaking of Autumn, something just happened here where the leaves all turned very yellow and fell off at once. Bang. Autumn is here. The field I walk across to the station is getting muddy, but the skies are bigger and more beautiful than ever.

And it is getting to cold noses and ears weather here, though there is something intensely enjoyable about stepping out of a warm home into a cold morning.

By: Valerie

Valerie — Mon, 13 Nov 2006 05:56:35 +0000

Can there really be too much fire? It sounds great. So beautiful with the late autumn air, too.

We got a snippet of autumn in the air here today, but you know San Diego — it’s just a hint, a cotton sweater tied around my waist during a hike. That and a soft smell of the liquidambar leaves falling in the yard. And rustling of the cat, poking around in them for rats.

Where is it you are working? How long is the commute? How are you travelling?

Do tell. We miss you here on the other side of the hemisphere.

By: Graeme Sutherland

Graeme Sutherland — Sat, 11 Nov 2006 14:37:03 +0000

Ah, we’ll have to go one year. We did stop by Ditchling Beacon on the way home and got a nice 360 degree view of fireworks all around towards the ocean and inland. So many fireworks. The kept going until Sunday night quite late, too.

Next year maybe Lewes.

By: Adam

Adam — Sun, 05 Nov 2006 23:20:19 +0000

We got back from Spain just in time to nip to a bonfire down the road and watch some English crazies get up to no good with poppers. Lewes is a legendary night and I’m not sure you shouldn’t have taken the risk and gone.

Surprisingly warm and mild with no drizzle and a nice night. Good night for a Guy Fawkes. GL with the biz and hope to see you again soon.

Adam