It's arrived

[Barleymow]

My tff calendar arrived this morning

 

[Bob c]

Who has received theirs? I got mine yesterday! Better late (6 months! ) than never .

not 6 months
look at the start date

 

[sawdust]

Who has received theirs? I got mine yesterday! Better late (6 months! ) than never .

Don't start

This is even worse than Santa not turning up either

 

[Bob c]

Don't start

This is even worse than Santa not turning up either

but it is free

santa costs you more you than you think

( so under 40s dont read the last bit )

 

[sawdust]

but it is free

santa costs you more you than you think

( so under 40s dont read the last bit )

Still didnae make it appear in my house

 

[Bob c]

takes posty longer been up that far ,.........argyll wheres that

 

[sawdust]

takes posty longer been up that far ,.........argyll wheres that

Not as far up the hill as @Jim75 but he got his

 

[Bob c]

 

[sawdust]

If a mods going to merge threads! Try merging the whole thread

 

[sawdust]

View attachment 540396

https://thefarmingforum.co.uk/index.php?threads/tff-calendar.177932/

 

[Bob c]

now this is getting confusing ,....some one pressing buttons again

 

[llamedos]

Bloomin posts all over the show, almost as many as months in the calendar.

 

[glow worm]

No calendar here!

Don't worry! You're not alone!!

 

[JCMaloney]

Mines arrived ....thank you team.

Thought it was a solicitors letter or similar!

 

[Radio]

Thanks for calendar great pictures, talented photographers.

 

[ladycrofter]

Just a suggestion for next year, can the location or county of the photo be printed?

 

[Exfarmer]

At one time the year started in March. That's why Sept, Oct, Nov and Dec are so named, they were the 7th 8th 9th and 10th months.

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The Romans originally had 10 months, they ignored 60 odd days of winter.
Then 2 months were added at the start of the year this became the Julian Calendar. However February still had only 28 days.
The Gregorian calendar with leap years was adopted in most of Europe before we went to European dates.
The gregorian calendar was introduced in 1751 accompanied by general uproar as we lost a lot of days.
The year 1751 was only 9 months having started on the 25th March and ended 31st January
Then to cap it all Wednesday the 2nd September 1752 was followed the next day by Thursday the 14th september
Confused, well many were especially as it meant rent payments came early!
The uproar was so great in Norfolk that they never accepted the second change and so Michaelmass day celebrated on 29th. September in the rest of the country is the 11th. October in Norfolk. No fools these turnip crunchers since that is the day they pay their rent!

 

[Exfarmer]

Thought I had been forgotten, then I too had that envelope. I now know how Charlie felt
Thank you very much to all.
Great pictures and very well worth the cost
I am certainly happy to pay next year

 

[glow worm]

It's arrived!! Many thanks to all concerned and I hope we can donate to charity next year

 

[Mursal]

Just arrived, well impressed ..................



Thank you, much appreciated

 

[Woolgatherer]

Got mine! Thank you very much!