Cumulus Support

A very happy Christmas to all who use this forum.

Thank you Freddie. A happy Christmas and better 2021 to you and yours. Thanks too for keeping the forum going. It's much appreciated.

Merry Christmas Freddie and as Ray says, thanks for keeping the forum going.

And a special THANK YOU and Merry Christmas to MARK CROSSLEY for all his work on Cumulus MX this year.

Lets hope 2021 finally sees us all in a better place than 2020 did!!

Merry Christmas Freddie and all, and as Ray says, thanks for keeping the forum going.

And a special THANK YOU and Merry Christmas to MARK CROSSLEY for all his work on Cumulus MX this year.

Lets hope 2021 finally sees us all in a better place than 2020 did!!

MERRY CHRISTMAS

@Mark
Who seems to be have been coding for all sorts things every day in 2020

... and of course greetings and salutations to all who contribute to the forum and all the 'faithful' who may never even have posted but just use Cumulus as their weapon of choice

Merry Christmas everyone - I'll take a day off the code today, I'll just add stuff to the todo list instead!

Merry Christmas to all. Thank you especially to Mark for all your efforts.

Merry Christmas!

And many thanks to Mark and also to all the other contributors on this forum with your very useful information.

Christmas Eve evening started with light snow, and this morning woke to a beautiful and quiet Christmas sight https://map.bloomsky.com/weather-statio ... apnJSnoJim
26 cm for my CoCoRaHS reporting.

Merry Christmas to All!
Paul

Merry Christmas! from way Down South.

Many thanks to Freddie, Mark and all the new and old contributors enjoy your break.

Christmas day here in Tasmania (24hrs in about 48 seconds Timelapse) : Friday 2020-12-25 Timelapse Looking East by South over the Tasman Sea (roughly towards New Zealand).

Kindest Regards,

Merry christmas all and a great new healthy year
May it be better than this one.

A late Merry Christmas from frozen NE Ohio!!

Happy holidays to all of you, and especially to all of you who dedicate yourselves to improving our beloved and trustworthy Cumulus.
Just in case you hear us, I wish Steve, the "inventor" of Cumulus, Happy Holidays.

I love to see that image of snow because here, in San Sebastian (Spain), it is very rare to be able to appreciate some time or another, due to its proximity to the Cantabrian Sea.

Merry Christmas and a happy New Year

Merry Christmas to all on this very helpful forum.

To Mark Crossley particularly for his help getting me started with CumulusMX and for his time in developing a great piece of Software.

Undoutedly I'll be back asking more silly questions when I try to get my Pi running.

Heres to a better 2021.


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