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Weather Lore In olden days when times were hard, farmers and crusty ol’ sea dogs alike had to rely on their keen observation of nature to predict the elements. Here for you, are some examples from the The sly fox feasts under the crystal sky. A cold winter leads to a fat churchyard. If you empty your bowels after midnight, a shepherd will have a red face in the morning. Ascension Four days shining under silver moon, Weather is fine and seas are kind, But by the fifth, the moon is blind, And rain returns, I think you’ll find! The early turnip triumphs over the worm. One fine day does not promise another. Wily sheep may weather the west, The King take comfort from south, Upland geese will battle the east, Horsey shut your mouth!
Compiled by Wayne Bow Crown Copyright 2009 Met Office Ascension Island base
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