first thing ever in my life

can look into the sky and not see any lines (vapour trail things) from planes.

i doubt this will ever happen again

just blue as far as you can see, not a line in sight.

possibly the first time this has happened for 80? years

Kit wrote:can look into the sky and not see any lines (vapour trail things) from planes.

i doubt this will ever happen again

just blue as far as you can see, not a line in sight.

possibly the first time this has happened for 80? years

No, it was like that yesterday and the day before.

And the day before that.

But yes, Kit, I had noted the same and pointed it out to anyone who'd listen (I had to hand one old woman her bag back at one stage when she said "just take it")

Can't see any ash, though...

I think its a big thing bert

an opportunity to see the sky in a way that has not been seen for many years.

Just spent 3 hours laying on a sunbed down at the seafront and even I noticed the lack of planes in the beautiful clear blue sky....normally full of the fuckers on their way to Stanstead.
Long may it continue.

Mad Tony wrote:Just spent 3 hours laying on a sunbed down at the seafront and even I noticed the lack of planes in the beautiful clear blue sky....normally full of the fuckers on their way to Stanstead.
Long may it continue.

like a return to how it was in the 1920's

Agreed, Kit. Recall being at the coast last year on a completely clear night and seeing the difference in terms of decreased light pollution from urban centres. You just don't realise until you get to see it differently

Now all we need is for all the cunting cars (including mine) to fuck the fuck off.

Its akin to seeing roads in the 1940's or whatever

Mad Tony wrote:Now all we need is for all the cunting cars (including mine) to fuck the fuck off.

snap post lol

Kit wrote:

Mad Tony wrote:Now all we need is for all the cunting cars (including mine) to fuck the fuck off.

snap post lol

I bet the people living under the london airports will see a huge difference, they can open their windows for one.

Kit wrote:I bet the people living under the london airports will see a huge difference, they can open their windows for one.

They must be in ecstacy.

Mad Tony wrote:

Kit wrote:I bet the people living under the london airports will see a huge difference, they can open their windows for one.

They must be in ecstacy.

first time they get to sit in the garden for years

wonder how feldy is getting on, he is a Heathrow dispatcher or something

My gun-running has developed a nice sideline in human trafficking, so long may it continue.