Across the UK, across continental North America, and around the world on the internet by webcast

and by podcast, my name is Howard Hughes and this is the Unexplained.

Well, I definitely hope all is well with you. There is still a howling gale, very strong

winds outside my flat as I record these words, where a couple of days away from Storm

Unis, which a couple of days ago created havoc in many parts of the United Kingdom, even

brought a huge tree down across a road where I live, a tree that I think had probably

been there for hundreds of years and looked like it was going nowhere. This tree was just

brought down like a child's toy, came down right across both carriageways of the road,

stopping buses and cars getting past and hit the roof of a large house opposite, taking

a lamp post with it. It was quite dramatic to see. I went out in some of it only very

briefly because it really was very, very risky. And it was like standing inside a washing

machine. I had leaves and all sorts of debris swirling around my head for a while.

We're still in the teeth of some strong winds here, so we have a few more Atlantic systems

to endure, I think, before spring arrives and then we get into hopefully some calmer

weather. But then maybe people will be complaining about the boiling temperatures I don't know.

Thank you very much for all of your emails, some very nice and supportive ones. Some from

people I haven't heard from before, some from regular listeners, it's always good to

hear from you. Please go to my website, the Unexplained.tv, follow the link there and you

can email me the website, of course, designed, honed and created and the shows got out to

you as ever by Adam. My hard work in webmaster, thanks Adam.

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