weather
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| with no breaks for inclement | weather | and living conditions would be |
| rainy weather or or inclement | weather | and we used to talk |
| and sending suitable weather to | weather | beaten farmers and less inclement |
| in drizzly weather or rainy | weather | or or inclement weather and |
| beaten farmers and less inclement | weather | to weary fishermen toiling in |
| came back through very rainy | weather | again into the lake district |
| highland show at ingleston the | weather | is cold rainy but we |
| congregate there especially in drizzly | weather | or rainy weather or or |
| broom perhaps in the warmer | weather | in spring we ll try |
| to fredericton and rather warmer | weather | most of the late snow |
| 12 years unfortunately the warmer | weather | must have reactivated all the |
| alfresco at this altitude the | weather | was much warmer even though |
| so would i if the | weather | was warmer unseasonal warmth carries |
| day of january and the | weather | being mild the water will |
| my xmas ones soon the | weather | has been mild but wet |
| us 2 thursday ma worse | weather | mild 3 friday ma hep |
| life 3 thursday to work | weather | mild damp 8 tuesday mr |
| at balsusney rd is repaired | weather | quite mild we spend the |
| afternoon 18 monday to lathalmond | weather | still mild n b phone |
| whipping deo gratias 16 thursday | weather | still mild rain early today |
| mild to lie long english | weather | the natives say apparently it |
| r v dundee in afternoon | weather | very mild and sunny 12 |
| aboot the snell for the | weather | an then cauld for somebody |
| s snell uh huh the | weather | s snell but you personally |
| somebody f1011: no [inaudible] the | weather | s snell [inaudible] m1012: but |
| and how is edinburgh this | weather | snell east winds in your |
| be be caused because the | weather | was snell snell means cauld |
| it s weather it s | weather | again that i use regular |
| from an information text on | weather | an advertisement for all weather |
| weather report a poem on | weather | an entry from an information |
| of a gale or bad | weather | and also the weather gaugh |
| s a long time good | weather | bad weather is sure to |
| weather an advertisement for all | weather | clothing a travel brochure account |
| bad weather and also the | weather | gaugh or gall gaw when |
| still great weather tuesday 18 | weather | good wednesday 19 bowls v |
| the weather is wet the | weather | hasn t been very good |
| long time good weather bad | weather | is sure to follow another |
| some cakes here if the | weather | is wet the weather hasn |
| them [laugh] m1004: it s | weather | it s weather again that |
| might yes f1009: under the | weather | m1008: under the weather yes |
| common theme for instance a | weather | report a poem on weather |
| rusty bicycle and sending suitable | weather | to weather beaten farmers and |
| evening monday 17 still great | weather | tuesday 18 weather good wednesday |
| the weather m1008: under the | weather | yes mmhm m1055: hot m1008: |
| and then er dull wet | weather | dreich f1018: right if you |
| crumpling back into fall here | weather | s been wet and cool |
| a pet to feel if | weather | s warm or wet with |
| carfin a fine morning but | weather | turns cold wet afternoon 11 |
| was designated exchange sidings the | weather | was very cold very wet |
| evening 31 wednesday to lathalmond | weather | wet august 1 thursday painting |
| find that worse in wet | weather | what i have noticed though |
| you re getting the cold | weather | and i m not i |
| friday to 3 service good | weather | cold i cut my finger |
| meet up when the cold | weather | is over you may be |
| getting colder thursday 12 fine | weather | just cold enough to make |
| welcome in the increasingly cold | weather | later in the evening a |
| well i hope this cold | weather | means we ll get a |
| round to phone because the | weather | s been very cold so |
| 10 very cold not bowling | weather | sunday 14 to aberdour then |
| rosy cheeks in the cold | weather | there would be this thin |
| friday painting am i tired | weather | very cold 19 saturday a |
| or a dumpling if the | weather | was cold and every day |
| getting worse in this cold | weather | you will have to wear |
| if if there s bad | weather | an they would be ehm |
| proud i am of them | weather | colder 14 tuesday bad toothache |
| shelter if it was bad | weather | f746: ah f978: eh but |
| been cancelled because of bad | weather | i would like you to |
| the fatal voyage the bad | weather | in the north channel on |
| that wasn t bad the | weather | is fine 21 in the |
| follow another sign of bad | weather | is the stars shooting across |
| was cancelled due to bad | weather | it was later held in |
| between two periods of bad | weather | it was thought that snow |
| mathieson had a lot of | weather | lore a bad sign is |
| kept off school for bad | weather | once when they were at |
| down owing to the bad | weather | over the summer the increased |
| from satisfactory owing to bad | weather | potatoes not yet all lifted |
| talking about how bad the | weather | s been almost everyone who |
| good april saturday 1 bad | weather | spoils the holiday to aberdour |
| it is something wednesday 21 | weather | still bad rain heavy cloud |
| sign of bad or changing | weather | teetie a little look teuchit |
| british easter holidays had bad | weather | that s the sea stretching |
| of potatoes caused by bad | weather | the soup kitchen had been |
| coorse owing tae the bad | weather | the time ran oot an |
| in the winter if the | weather | was really bad you stayed |
| indicating the coming of bad | weather | wechts weighing machine weer wire |
| impossible to use the crane | weather | conditions also prevented any vehicles |
| adequate to anticipate the current | weather | conditions and whether the contract |
| about going out in those | weather | conditions or a descriptive poem |
| perhaps because of the unpleasant | weather | conditions that morning and the |
| and ferry services by adverse | weather | conditions this winter s1f 2185 |
| o tei the verse aboot | weather | conditions which oo ve talked |
| a well earned rest the | weather | here was so hot and |
| butter but in very hot | weather | if the butter wouldn t |
| notes sent over sometime the | weather | is still gorgeous very hot |
| goin off in the hot | weather | last year f122: uh huh |
| like the one overleaf the | weather | too is gorgeous very hot |
| call very hot friday 21 | weather | turns cloudy saturday 22 baths |
| and sourocks and in hot | weather | we would burst tar bubbles |
| because of the sort of | weather | she attracted this poem was |
| poem about that kind of | weather | similarly a personal account of |
| at laest or the warm | weather | cums irena s room for |
| this ugh now that the | weather | is warm and sunny again |
| petticoats for aa that the | weather | wis warm aff they set |
| the trig hoosie inside the | weather | wis warm an sunsheeny the |
| tuesday on sands all day | weather | fine but a little windy |
| satisfaction 11 tuesday the lovely | weather | holds tiring but good 12 |
| function in institute tuesday 26 | weather | very dry strike still on |
| the coldest spell of winter | weather | for years tho heraldin the |
| the period of severe winter | weather | over the last festive period |
| weeks of winter who needs | weather | satellites when there s a |
| morning no breeze mercifully the | weather | broke yesterday and the rain |
| wi rain till feech sic | weather | he cried an pued his |
| rain we had very varied | weather | including some snow but it |
| about thirty miles in atrocious | weather | m608: mmhm m642: pissing rain |
| the funeral on friday the | weather | was miserable although the rain |
| english in charge of the | weather | one friday afternoon i was |
| me quite unreal thursday 7 | weather | fair but cloudy to wroxham |
| wednesday 2 good choir rehearsal | weather | moderating thursday 3 c s |
| we have a grand day | weather | fine camp site ok tea |
| am to get reading glasses | weather | fine for a month now |
| our rink beaten 23 15 | weather | fine sunday 9 easy day |
| an that an if the | weather | is fine an f746: mmhm |
| me out of it the | weather | so far has been fine |
| for a news in fine | weather | there was maybe mair sociability |
| continued the run of fine | weather | women s summer they call |
| begin with 14 wednesday lovely | weather | summer is here and life |
| 21 monday grand day for | weather | again the raft in morning |
| puerto soller next morning the | weather | had turned much colder i |
| i don t remember the | weather | being particularly good and it |
| our summer photographs the good | weather | continues and we have had |
| cherry blossom because [laugh] the | weather | hadnae been good enough last |
| my back in the good | weather | i leave my desk with |
| get it painted as the | weather | in not good enough at |
| in the immediate area the | weather | is supposed to be good |
| to do and the good | weather | isn t helping my concentration |
| sorry there was no good | weather | left now for shetlands [laugh] |
| when we come back here | weather | permitting he did a good |
| d- we did have good | weather | quite often in the summertime |
| have been made despite the | weather | some had made a good |
| oh yeah well brought good | weather | to orkney sorry there was |
| you from our beautiful spring | weather | karl is very keen to |
| footpath from storeton great autumn | weather | find hazel nuts 5 monday |
| wed to join julian ann | weather | great saw ann of green |
| our fathers and grandfathers the | weather | is something that causes great |
| sunday to 8 mass communion | weather | still frosty 3 pm benediction |
| be returnin again this terrible | weather | has broken each feather and |
| playing up the hill the | weather | s brightened up again after |
| a longish miserable period the | weather | s brightened up again and |
| of day or night or | weather | an so on but of |
| day now despite some cooler | weather | and a flurry of snow |
| was also a day of | weather | contrasts for at times sleet |
| sunday a grand day for | weather | i paint the baththroom 14 |
| through the window whit grand | weather | it is the day ah |
| a day for forecasting the | weather | it was said in banffshire |
| d wush for yeirsell graund | weather | the day gret ah ve |
| aboot days it s growfie | weather | f1001: aye when it s |
| an talk aboot the bloody | weather | on the doll ma sister |
| on the this series aboot | weather | on the tv and eh |
| anely blethers aboot skweel or | weather | or fa beat the academy |
| the faimly craft aboot the | weather | twis a roch hurl up |
| expressions would be under the | weather | below par not up to |
| cheeks and salty laugh fair | weather | falstaff soaks in sea under |
| a wee bit under the | weather | i m awa said maconochie |
| some things never change the | weather | in ayrshire over recent months |
| sunny i ve compared the | weather | over 30 years for every |
| over a lonely glenmuick shieling | weather | roon banchory whins there s |
| violin without strings box 2468 | weather | report for the coming week |
| island daily turning to the | weather | report i saw that yesterday |
| same content for example the | weather | report mentioned above could be |
| 30th october according to the | weather | report on tonight s news |
| or as little into the | weather | as the man who used |
| or twee fit ll the | weather | be like in spain birsslin |
| up its behind not nice | weather | for driving or walking on |
| english literature or whether the | weather | had indeed suffered some drastic |
| is it fair or stormy | weather | is there a fast food |
| banks possibly on computer on | weather | or transport homes games and |
| be ploutin or or the | weather | s pretty ploutin f1026: i |
| example an indoor or all | weather | velodrome come into your thinking |
| m not at work the | weather | here has been glorious and |
| you ve got a different | weather | here m952: oh yeah well |
| thought july would be nice | weather | here now they ve had |
| lot is happening here the | weather | is beautiful sunny and in |
| hinneypot here in the simmer | weather | they cooer awa in the |
| it hasn t been the | weather | for it till today loretta |
| d plenty to do the | weather | has been milder the past |
| be a fascinating experience the | weather | s been a bit milder |
| been done richt andy the | weather | s guid and it s |
| been more reports of extreme | weather | worldwide like the number of |
| right m1007: oh a proper | weather | station yeah m1008: yes yes |
| some alpine mountains when mrs | weather | clerk saw me she joyfully |
| body thocht like some puir | weather | cock takkin a tirrivee na |
| travel some distance in horrible | weather | he expressed his case well |
| before christmas today is lovely | weather | and i am going out |
| am the clerk of the | weather | for scotland and of course |
| to go but that the | weather | had decided them they needed |
| their breeks had tae be | weather | resistant if nae water proof |
| had enough of the poor | weather | so many people have said |
| stolen car he cursed the | weather | which had forced him to |
| with it altho the better | weather | is distracting i ve a |
| m1007: i ve got a | weather | station and when it rains |
| du should ve taken better | weather | wi ye [laugh] m865: oh |
| so if there s a | weather | system on the uk we |
| the state o scotlan s | weather | a hoodie craa drooned oot |
| nae goin oot in that | weather | are we cause you dinna |
| dowp as lang as the | weather | held the hairsters war oot |
| oot in aa kin o | weather | ye ken that s jist |
| is used especially when the | weather | is heavy and oppressive it |
| worked wallapie lapwing wallie well | weather | gaugh gall gaw withergaa atmospheric |
| but f978: yeah but the | weather | in shetland well it s |
| its vast natural resource our | weather | scotland could be at the |
| a few days later the | weather | changed but i m keeping |
| from a story in which | weather | features but varied texts would |
| have they moved away the | weather | is far from simple but |
| to hae torches but the | weather | s that wanchancy that we |
| statistics to see what the | weather | was really doing but then |
| sorry to hear that the | weather | s miserable i m hotter |
| be fun i hope the | weather | s okay i m going |
| m kind of beat the | weather | took a turn for the |
| hills it was ravaged by | weather | an vandalism sharakuen place of |
| helped the drying in damp | weather | and it was said that |
| was held up by stormy | weather | before crossing to mull emilie |
| wonderingly i stepped into the | weather | house each wall was covered |
| was quite not as nice | weather | last year f814: it was |
| exercises and things as the | weather | was dry it wasn t |
| to have decided that the | weather | was too extreme and to |
| yeah f965: apart from the | weather | f963: mmhm right yeah f965: |
| m964: it s a [inaudible] | weather | f963: yeah f965: apart from |
| f963: mmhm right yeah f965: | weather | with an e apart from |
| stretches in all sorts of | weather | digging draining building and hoisting |
| to indoor facilities and all | weather | facilities to allow sporting activity |
| it is not an all | weather | facility groundwork with youngsters is |
| tired o the wey the | weather | is ye re fair scunnered |
| work and regardless of the | weather | it is not often i |
| of second language grammar the | weather | outside is grey and drizzling |
| marra is marrow wither is | weather | puis qu elle est bit |
| few years is that the | weather | seems to be getting harder |
| week an improvement in the | weather | in scotland would be welcome |
| an niver mind this hellish | weather | it s no that faur |
| air after two months of | weather | like this jimmy felt he |
| aa the mair in coorse | weather | like this the feed men |
| lea gweed health an lichtsome | weather | this i offer tae ye |
| of june after this the | weather | will probably remain settled this |
| looking up hello peggy the | weather | s improved she sits beside |
| up in fours in windy | weather | stot young bullock stovies stoved |
| ferry succumb to the cruel | weather | with the toilets icing up |
| door out of the autumnal | weather | and follow the steward s |
| mean did you find the | weather | as like it s stormier |
| ye wirk yer jaas the | weather | forecast a hurricane s blootered |
| world take care hope the | weather | s better where you are |
| f833: i think f835: that | weather | s crap f833: i know |
| s toorie blossom breenges in | weather | shooerie third a wallop o |
| another twenty in iraq cricketing | weather | tomorrow it s official hoses |
| thanks for the letters the | weather | continues to be gorgeous across |
| by macbeth although describing the | weather | could equally be applied to |
| breakage may ensue in frosty | weather | patticular attention must be paid |
| to be god willing and | weather | permitting i shall think that |
| 2 00 4 00pm the | weather | will be no problem as |
| an i think the caul | weather | could get through to her |
| so f1149: what kind of | weather | do you get in the |
| and lean winnowed by the | weather | about the end of march |
| the usual news about farmwork | weather | and freens the visitor asked |
| feel better as the brighter | weather | approaches almost the end of |
| which like the changing scottish | weather | brings loss and decay after |
| a auld pair till the | weather | cleared eneuch fur the bruce |
| frae dess tae cromar the | weather | cock jetted tae spain says |
| given the b b c | weather | expert a tiring time with |
| of elementary dialogues on the | weather | for a friend the dialogues |
| an they re doin the | weather | forecast they they only basically |
| him take the bit the | weather | forecast thunderbolt and lightening such |
| make the best of the | weather | i certainly enjoyed having you |
| they re laughing at the | weather | in fact f1009: what else |
| detailing the unreliable scottish holiday | weather | knitting patterns the dictionary for |
| ye dinna wirk on coorse | weather | o weel the fairmer says |
| her clothes hardly acknowledge the | weather | perhaps a cardigan instead of |
| have to look at the | weather | record and statistics to see |
| to help people in icy | weather | roads dept say that the |
| got m608: mmhm f643: the | weather | sponsored which my predecessor hadn |
| o the watter in the | weather | the roon key tae the |
| nae maitter foo coorse the | weather | they maun makk the journey |
| schule wisna closed bi the | weather | tho minnie wore her mochles |
| lady dame sir heather the | weather | to count us down to |
| an e apart from the | weather | where you know like i |
| on the secunt nicht the | weather | wis waur snaa blawin ben |
| for a few days so | weather | permitting we ll probably go |
| saft thegither in archetypal simmer | weather | far don tynes its identity |
| [laugh] f806: no weird g- | weather | patterns in germany f807: erm |
| having gloom and doom november | weather | not much daylight and murky |
| aye ye dinna need nae | weather | forecasts wi yer grannie an |
| vets politics photies o icy | weather | provost an pensioners snapped thegither |
| a fishing boat [note: photo: 'ella tavendale standing in front of her sister nan, with nora kemp sitting, 1921.'] [note: photo: 'elsie cushnie, mill of arbuthnott.'] | weather | sayings red sky at night |
| wusk knitting needle holder wither | weather | wun dried wye to weigh |
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