The Ashendon Anemometer

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 23rd October, 2021 (12 mins)

This episode contains:- contemplative conditions, generous gusting, nautical rain, allotta alliteration ( so no change there) and a particularly pernicious Fifi.  All in 11mins 30 secs 

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 19th September, 2021 (10 mins)

This months episode contains Burning Issues, Rabbit Records, Passing Attempts At A Suffolk Accent and Double The usual Amount of Wind- all in 10 minutes. ( consider yourself lucky!)

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 20TH AUGUST 2021 ( 14 mins )

This episode contains, amongst substantial stuttering, pollution polemics ,roman references and Hector's hunting (alongside usual alliterations), a delightful discovery- the Dropsonde!. All in 14 minutes. Enjoy!!!

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 19th July 20201(10 mins)

This episode contains a confusing amount of quantum physics. As as sensible contrast, it also the derivation of the word cyclone. Meantime, Hector remains both dead and alive. In this episode, its all relative...

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 18TH June 2021 ( 9 mins )

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 22nd May 2021 ( 10 mins )

This episode contains a record, several dead rabbits and an amazing aurora. ( it goes on a bit about that....) All in 10min & 30 secs

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 19TH April 2021 ( 9 mins )

Much Wind, Little Rain, Tumblefluff, & Lieutenant John Chard Flys Off The Handle- As Do A Pair Of Doors. All in under 10 mins.

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 20TH MARCH 2021 ( 9 mins )

Vernal Equinox/Equilux Special Edition- Containing Gallons Of Galumphing, Records, Scuttling, Abnormal Aliterating Amounts (check that one out for yourself), Exceptional Equality, Hectorisation and Much Much More -all in under 10 mins ! 

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 25th FEBRUARY 2021 ( 8 mins )

This episode contains a shot in the arm, feline imobility, a Thames Water tonsure and an interesting typo -all in just a tad over 8 minutes.

THE ASHENDON ANEMOMETER 22nd JANUARY 2021 ( 7 mins )

Wild Winds, Water, Wales, Cats at Absolute Zero, and much, much more  - but not neccesarily in that order. Or indeed any order. Welcome to the Ashendon Anemometer!