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T is for thunder. Nothing better than sitting watching and listening to a good thunderstorm. Hearing it getting closer and louder. Then the big crack the makes you jump out of your skin, because it’s arrived overhead. Then it starts getting quieter again as it moves on. Round here usually the first indication of thunder is all the pheasants alarm call at the same time. And skew appears next to you shaking. We don’t actually get many up here. We had a lot more down south.
FYI I like the band of the same name, seen thunder 4 or 5 times.
FYI I like the band of the same name, seen thunder 4 or 5 times.
Builder that would like to go play in the garden.
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