Some of us Charlies (perhaps including Milti) lived through the London Smogs of another age, a coal-fired age; real Peasoupers as we used to call them.
... But that was a very long time ago, very long...

bill cobbett wrote:You CYs in CY and expats really are a bunch of softies, made soft by too much sun and sea and afternoon sex.
Some of us Charlies (perhaps including Milti) lived through the London Smogs of another age, a coal-fired age; real Peasoupers as we used to call them.
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... But that was a very long time ago, very long...

Sotos wrote:Going for walks/jogging in this dust is worst for your health than if you had stayed home smoking cigarettesAnd Tim... are we to believe that in over thirty years you have never been sick enough or the weather was never bad enough to keep you home???




bill cobbett wrote:You CYs in CY and expats really are a bunch of softies, made soft by too much sun and sea and afternoon sex.
Some of us Charlies (perhaps including Milti) lived through the London Smogs of another age, a coal-fired age; real Peasoupers as we used to call them.
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... But that was a very long time ago, very long...

skyvet wrote:It's yellow(ish) here in Oroklini. It's going to be fun watching all the accumulated sand/dust coming off the rooftops if it ever rains again. Still, it makes a change from the red Saharan sand .........

Tim Drayton wrote:Sotos wrote:Going for walks/jogging in this dust is worst for your health than if you had stayed home smoking cigarettesAnd Tim... are we to believe that in over thirty years you have never been sick enough or the weather was never bad enough to keep you home???
Believe or not, it's up to you. I was in hospital for a few days in 1982, so I didn't take my daily walks then, and I am pretty certain it has been every day since then.

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