Old Weather Forum

I see a Mod gesticulating with their Staff of Transcription saying 'Fear not, it's simple, just Type What you See. No decisions are required. You will journey far and wide across the seas'.
I wonder if they've ever seen the sea?

Great picture. I always wonder how you even start on a canvas that large and diverse

Some of them look to be sleeping. That's not good.

As others have pointed out, only a few of the general public were interested enough:



OW mod teaching newbies.

We are part of a very select group!

The Boyhood of Alfred the Great (1913)
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Edmund_Leighton

He's a good choice for us! Alfred was famous for his navy - a fleet that could give the Vikings a run for their money

I think that OW is so much fun, but there's a lot of it, that this system of one-to-one teaching looks good

OW'er tries out a standing desk.

Sorry for being so late, but I have a good reason - I spent most of the day moving the rest of my stuff into my new apartment, and getting it set up there!
This took quite a while, but it was worth it. Feels good to have a place I can really call home.
Also, I will still be close to family, since I'm just one house down!

Home sweet home, Chris!

Great picture! A standing desk is a nice thought. You can stretch your back a bit whilst whacking in those wonderful weather data, piling in the places, and burrowing through the barometer readings. And your head is that bit closer to the clouds that we so love

So glad to hear that you are installed in your own pad, but so close to your family support network, Chris

Enjoy your new home, Chris!

Since I will be on vacation from July 1st - 17th with no computer, here's an early post:



OW'er looking for something new after finishing their favorite ship.

I hope you have a wonderful holiday!

Have a great vacation!

Have a good vacation- watch out for this Lass, she looks like she could take on anything and anybody. Boots and all.

Have a great holiday Chris - good choice to go no-computer! Gets you a proper break, especially after the move

Love the picture. Conveys that long distant look that you get when you have to empty your mind and heart of your current ship and scout for a new friend

OW'ers fighting Lieutenant Scrawl and the hordes of terrible logkeepers.

That's not quite the way I pictured the project when I first signed up....

The Fall of the Rebel Angels by Pieter Bruegel the Elder

Good to have you back, Chris!