Early spring on The South Buckinghamshire Light Railway.
- Thread starter Martino
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Gavin Sowry
Garden Railroader and Raconteur
Spring running, you say. That'll be clockwork then :impatient:
Nice engines by the way.
playmofire
Registered
Looks idyllic, and the locos look really smart.
Martino
Photography, The GWR, Aviation, Travel, Cars.
Yes, spring does come early. Unlike south or central Florida, we are truly seasonal. Winter is really just just January and February. We did have a freeze on Saturday night when the temps dropped just below 32F, but it will be 70F tomorrow. Today was clear blue sky and around 68F most of the day.
Spring and Fall are warm and no humidity. Summer (June, July, August) can be in the 90s, sometimes higher and humid but nothing like Miami or Orlando.
With beaches like this....
True sugar white sand and emerald green water.
This was last night's sunset over Choctawhatchee Bay.
This is looking across the bay towards Okaloosa Island, which is a barrier island, the other side of which is the Gulf of Mexico.
4 hours driving from New Orleans, 6 hours from Orlando (or a 40 min flight) and 40 minute flight from Atlanta. What are y'all waiting for?
Spring and Fall are warm and no humidity. Summer (June, July, August) can be in the 90s, sometimes higher and humid but nothing like Miami or Orlando.
With beaches like this....
True sugar white sand and emerald green water.
This was last night's sunset over Choctawhatchee Bay.
This is looking across the bay towards Okaloosa Island, which is a barrier island, the other side of which is the Gulf of Mexico.
4 hours driving from New Orleans, 6 hours from Orlando (or a 40 min flight) and 40 minute flight from Atlanta. What are y'all waiting for?
Madman
Registered
Martino said:Yes, spring does come early. Unlike south or central Florida, we are truly seasonal. Winter is really just just January and February. We did have a freeze on Saturday night when the temps dropped just below 32F, but it will be 70F tomorrow. Today was clear blue sky and around 68F most of the day.
Spring and Fall are warm and no humidity. Summer (June, July, August) can be in the 90s, sometimes higher and humid but nothing like Miami or Orlando.
With beaches like this....
True sugar white sand and emerald green water.
This was last night's sunset over Choctawhatchee Bay.
This is looking across the bay towards Okaloosa Island, which is a barrier island, the other side of which is the Gulf of Mexico.
4 hours driving from New Orleans, 6 hours from Orlando (or a 40 min flight) and 40 minute flight from Atlanta. What are y'all waiting for?
Get the spare bedroom ready, I'm on my way!
By the way, do you serve breakfast?
