Seasonal Affective Disorder(SAD)

[Rosencrantz]

This was late 90's early 2000's - was on either park lane or church hill. Possibly even Harrington lane.

I wouldn't have thought Harrington Lane as I am quite familiar with Harrington Lane. A lot of new houses and more being built in the old quarry now. Church Hill and Park Lane are more probable once you get out beyond the houses. Used to go up Church Hill quite a lot when I worked at SWW coming home from work a couple of years ago and didn't notice anything but then again it's a narrow lane and my attention wasn't exactly spare to look around much

 

[Hants_red]

It was really nice to be able to come home from work today in the daylight!

 

[Billy The Fish]

It was really nice to be able to come home from work today in the daylight!

Does that count ? I find it really nice to come home from work at any time of the day, night or year.

 

[Greyhound]

We'll be into March tomorrow..... three weeks till Spring begins..... BST starts soon..... and there's a Blackbird in the garden gathering nesting material.

 

[Hants_red]

We'll be into March tomorrow..... three weeks till Spring begins..... BST starts soon..... and there's a Blackbird in the garden gathering nesting material.

The sun was strong in my eye on Saturday at Bristol. I thought if this thread, and was wondering if I was getting my vitamin D!

 

[iscalad]

We'll be into March tomorrow..... three weeks till Spring begins..... BST starts soon..... and there's a Blackbird in the garden gathering nesting material.

If not tomorrow, meteorologically speaking

'Meteorological Spring' Is Here. Here's What That Means and Why It's Different Than the Equinox | The Weather Channel

If you can't wait for spring, here's why meteorologists define the seasons in a different way. - Articles from The Weather Channel | weather.com

weather.com

 

[Greyhound]

Don't forget the clocks tonight!