Episodes

Friday Nov 29, 2024
The ASHENDON ANEMOMETER as at 17th Nov 2024
Friday Nov 29, 2024
Friday Nov 29, 2024
This episode contains an unfluffed cat, very little water and excessive alliteration. But its otherwise harmless.

Sunday Oct 06, 2024
The Ashendon Anemometer as at 19th September, 2024
Sunday Oct 06, 2024
Sunday Oct 06, 2024
This episode contains precises measurements, a barely moving cat and a definitive shandy.

Sunday Aug 25, 2024
The ASHENDON ANEMOMETER as at 19/08/24
Sunday Aug 25, 2024
Sunday Aug 25, 2024
This episode contains a rejuvenated cat, poleaxed plants and a definite "Heavens Above" moment.

Sunday Aug 04, 2024
THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 19TH JULY 2024
Sunday Aug 04, 2024
Sunday Aug 04, 2024
In this episode we meet a legless birdfeeder, an unpromising summer and a diabetic cat.

Monday Feb 26, 2024
The ASHENDON ANEMOMETER, as at 18th February, 2024 (4 mins)
Monday Feb 26, 2024
Monday Feb 26, 2024
Warning...This Episode contains Potholes, heavy watering, heavy cats, heavy pollution and coronal mass ejections.

Friday Feb 09, 2024
THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER as at 21ST JANUARY 2024
Friday Feb 09, 2024
Friday Feb 09, 2024
This episode contains windy weather, a fat cat and a lot of alliteration and a nuclear submarine base...not necessarily in that order.

Wednesday Oct 25, 2023
Ashendon Anemometer October 2023
Wednesday Oct 25, 2023
Wednesday Oct 25, 2023
This edition contains village heroes, forever flocculence and a flat out cat, not forgetting some stuttering and a little alliteration.

Friday Jun 30, 2023
The Ashendon Anemometer, 19th June 2023
Friday Jun 30, 2023
Friday Jun 30, 2023
This episode contains much inactivity of clouds and of cat.

Wednesday Mar 08, 2023
The Ashendon Anemometer 19th February 2023
Wednesday Mar 08, 2023
Wednesday Mar 08, 2023
Activity on all fronts, Birthday Boy to Hector the Cat is looking up!

Friday Feb 03, 2023
The Ashendon Anemometer as at 20th January 2023
Friday Feb 03, 2023
Friday Feb 03, 2023
This episode contains something of a record, a cat immobile, banter from the ever-present, invisible barracker and references to an incredibly old windbag.