'Bob' Millers notebook, confirms SC's body found on bed, and RB sat on chair...

[Bridget]

Hi Bib it's the last quarter image that we want...which is shaded 50%...If you can find one for us that wll be good....TIA...

But that pic Bob posted is exactly as it would be a couple of days prior to the last quarter, which is the 6th/7th.

[Patti]

Patti - that image is the precise view for the date in question (as generated here http://tycho.usno.navy.mil/vphase.html)

You are correct Bob, thank you....so it's a sort of 3/4 moon, which is bright.... Thank you.

[Patti]

But that pic Bob posted is exactly as it would be a couple of days prior to the last quarter, which is the 6th/7th.

I wonder if Bob can get the weather on the 7th....lol 

[maggie]

You are correct Bob, thank you....so it's a sort of 3/4 moon, which is bright.... Thank you.

Remember it was behind the house so how could it shine on the window? Doesn't make any sense. Does it?

[Patti]

Remember it was behind the house so how could it shine on the window? Doesn't make any sense. Does it?

Hi maggie, I have to determine that...It's not that I disagree with you, but I just like to be 100% certain...It also says it was behind the house on the official website....I'm inclined to go with you.... 

[Patti]

Dear Patricia, 
Thank you for your email. This is something that we can definitely provide. However, there is usually a charge for this type of service.
Prices for our data/reports start from approximately £75 + Vat (for a standard statistical weather summary) and approximately £200 + Vat (for any bespoke weather data requests).
If you are happy for me to do so I can forward this request to our Sales Team who will be happy to deal with your case. They will be able to answer any further questions you may have and provide you with a free, non-obligation quotation. Turn-around time for quotes are currently at 10 working days.
If your request for information requires us to get back to you sooner, please let us know.  We also offer a fast-track service where, for a premium, reports can be despatched in much shorter timescales.

In the meantime, if you need any further information please contact our Weather Desk on 0870 9000 100 where one of our advisors will be happy to help you. The number is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Kind regards,
Joe
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[susan]

Hi Patti  No doubt you are going ahead it seems quite reasonable

[lookout]

Good Lord,Patti. Did you say that you only wanted a forecast and not a share in the company.?

[maggie]

Dear Patricia, 
Thank you for your email. This is something that we can definitely provide. However, there is usually a charge for this type of service.
Prices for our data/reports start from approximately £75 + Vat (for a standard statistical weather summary) and approximately £200 + Vat (for any bespoke weather data requests).
If you are happy for me to do so I can forward this request to our Sales Team who will be happy to deal with your case. They will be able to answer any further questions you may have and provide you with a free, non-obligation quotation. Turn-around time for quotes are currently at 10 working days.
If your request for information requires us to get back to you sooner, please let us know.  We also offer a fast-track service where, for a premium, reports can be despatched in much shorter timescales.

In the meantime, if you need any further information please contact our Weather Desk on 0870 9000 100 where one of our advisors will be happy to help you. The number is open 24 hours a day, seven days a week.

Kind regards,
Joe
Weather Desk Advisor

[Patti]

That must have been the quickest response I have ever had....I think J Brook should work for Npower....hahahahahah No way am I forking out money like that....up to 200 quid....I will just take it that it was a clear night, but would love to know if there was any cloud about in that area.....hahahahahah

[mike tesko]

Remember it was behind the house so how could it shine on the window? Doesn't make any sense. Does it?

Here is a google image of whf, for reference purposes:-

[susan]

Hi Patti  I could think of better ways than spending £200 bit expensive eh they would have got it wrong anyway.

[Patti]

I emailed back....and?


Hi Patricia,
I'm sorry to hear that. The only thing I can suggest is to look at our climate averages on our website; http://www.metoffice.gov.uk/weather/uk/climate.html
There are mapped averages, and season figures that may be of some use. However, I suspect I have already given you the best answer to your question.
 
Apart from that, it may be worth talking to local news papers for information. Certain papers provide daily weather reports, and if you could access an archieve, you may be able to find a report for free.
 
All the best with your endevours.
 
Joe

Weather Desk Advisor

[Patti]

It might be possible to get the weather for that day via the archives in Essex scanning the local newspaper....Too far for me to go...lol

[bloggs and son]

Hold on hold on my son. I can't even read chinese even with my telescope. Does he say in those notes that he saw Sheila and June on the bed? Which was the whole point of me asking really.

Look guys. I know its nice looking at the moon an' all that. But the whole point of the thread is referring to Bob Miller's notebook where he is supposed to have written that June and Sheila's bodies were on the bed. Now would it be possible to get all you lovers to stop looking at the moon, the which has been discussed umpteen times before and if someone is skillful enough to decipher Bob's scrawl and inform me if he says that June and Sheila's body was on the bed?