From the last day on twitter we have …

From @FabFlowers “Everyone seems to be buying bulb planters today for a little bit of Spring indoors”

From a customer at @TheOldAnchor . “At The Old Anchor, pint of mulled cider and a roaring fire. Doesn’t get much better than that. Shame we have to walk home!“.

Boat owners do a lot of tweeting.  There is quite a network.  From @nbthegreenman “All the water points are frozen. Should’ve paid attention to the weather forecast and filled up yesterday.”

From me @back_streeter “Harry Lost and Found (again)“.

I was too busy taking pictures – it was so picturesque – to notice that Harry followed another group of people and dogs.

Finally from @mostlybooksmark replying to @AbingdonCofC … So do we know *which* shops Johnny Depp visited when he was in #Abingdon this week?

Yesterday at Abingdon Boat Centre .

High pressure brought warm air from the south creating an unseasonal week with a crowded Abbey Meadow over the weekend. Children were enjoying the water sprinklers and many parties were enjoying a picnic in the park. Even yesterday there was still a warm dazzlingly sunny day, but unfortunately it was back to school or work for most – so there were fewer people about to enjoy the boats.

Today at Abingdon Boat Centre

But cooler weather from the Atlantic has now pushed out the remaining warm air and today was a grey day with light showers near the end, and it was getting dark much too early.

Tomorrow will bring wet and windy weather, and turn much cooler …

But we do have the Abingdon Marathon and Micahelmas Fair to look forward to – so long as it doesn’t rain too much.

Good weather for ducks …

A new outdoor pool sign was put up this morning by Scorpion Signs.

Quite a few people could be seen under the decking on the Salter Steamer from Oxford as it arrived at Nags Head Island.

The congregation at Trinity was swelled by about 30 extra people from a temporary caravan site on the cricket ground – part of a Christian caravan fellowship.