Just a weather fact

Not only is it nice for Mother Earth that it is raining, the cold is also very common during this period. Early June, the period from June 5 to June 20, is also known as sheep shearing cold. It is a period that is colder than the period before and after, during which even night frost can occur. It is called this because farmers often used this period to shear their sheep so that their fleece had grown back a bit by the time the sun started shining again and their skin would not burn in the sun.

So just a little longer with the candles and raincoat on, sunny times are coming!

May-Britt St. Claire,

May-Britt Paulusma