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To much cloud in our neck pf the woods..Why do they call it blue when it is red.????..>>>>>>>><<<<<<<<..

not this morning, but I think I will go look outside now, since I have to get water out of car. thanks.

I was looking forward to the event, but it was cloudy and the UK was not the best viewing area.

....yes, on my way to church

Too cloudy and it was also snowing in my area.     :(

No, but it reminds me of a video. https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5sFY5l98tio

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The watch is a limited edition in two different case link materials. Steel models with a blue or white dial are $4,795, with 810 of each slated for production; the gold model is $15,995, in an edition of 81 watches. Pricing for the steel models, especially, reflects Frederique Constant's longtime basic approach to watchmaking, which is link to link provide classic design at a relatively affordable price (while at the same time offering as much technically distinctive watchmaking as possible).

The link scene in London was no boring affair with queues I know my local jargon roughly 2000 strong. Duck Kim was the lucky first in line and first to buy having camped out overnight beginning at link 430pm yesterday. Asked why he did it Kim said "I have the other 11" which makes a certain link kind of completist sense. Still he said "I was expecting a moonshine bracelet." So were we Duck so were we.