Oh tell the Geese to fly faster as it means if your weather warms up ours will certainly cool down.
I am just so over Summer this year looking forward to some chilly nights.

Carolyn I cannot begin to think about the temperatures that you have. I now look forwards to seeing photos of the geese when they arrive. Take care

Hi Carolyn, I'm with Barbara (babash). It's been a long summer but very wet and humid. It has been the coldest summer on record apparently, but I didn't think so, especially as the humidity is so high. Today it's 30C and very warm, yuck!
I love Autumn, Winter and Spring, I can forgo the summer anytime.
Can't wait to see some pictures of your gorgeous geese arriving. Love Chris

Hi Carolyn, I am with you, dear friend - I'm a cold weather girl! Give me twenty below over 90 degrees any day - well at least in the winter! Can't get enough of the snow falling in huge flakes all around, with the air so quiet you can hear the snowflakes hit the ground. The air is so incredibly crisp and when it is cold the snow squeaks under your boots. We have snow on the ground from November clear through till May. I'm not so sure my sweet husband Willie loves it as much as I do! HE has worn that same coat and hat for snowplowing for about 35 years!

I don't even want to think about how cold I would be. It was warm here today and I still had a finger white on the end! Love to see your geese, any wildlife really. It will warm up soon enough and then we can complain about the heat-lol

If they come on in now, you'll be needing some recipes for goose. As I said a few weeks ago, only one group passed through at "my" pond, but I think I heard my huge pink bird landing at the edge at dark the other night. She is pink with grey, don't know what she is, but has nested here about 8 of last 10 years in the little hidden inlet. Got some bird feed ready in case they push in?