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A faint sundog that looks a bit like a fly, surrounded by swirly clouds, and the sunshine meant that today the solar panels’ annual output exceeded 1500kWh for the first time.
Admin1 is reading Slade House by David Mitchell. Admin2 is reading Strange Bodies by Marcel Theroux.

Author admin2Posted on Fri 30 Oct 2015Thu 24 Apr 2025Categories solar panels, WeatherTags admin1 reading, admin2 reading, halo, pareidolia

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