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arch684

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Morning all,doctors appointment this morning so a long walk in the snow for me
 

Drago

Legendary Member
Up early to run Mrs D and Mini D to school. Fortunately, my snow tyres munched their way there with no hassles. Normally I'd refuse to drive such a journey, but with no depth perception Mrs D simply can't see in a blizzard, and she's not the steadiest on her feet at the best of times.
 

jongooligan

Legendary Member
Location
Behind bars
Deep & crisp & even here. Ours was the only car to get out of the street yesterday. It's pretty well buried today.
We trained our dog not to make a mess in the garden so we now have a bit of a conundrum. She won't go here & we can't get her to where she will. :sad:
 

welsh dragon

Thanks but no thanks. I think I'll pass.
still bloody cold at wigan pier with just a slight dusting of snow, it getting rather windy now, so today I will be doing as little as possible for as long as possible, excellent plan if I do say so myself :okay:


A man after my own heart. Sounds like a good plan and one i intend to do myself.
 
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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Location
Watchet
Morning all,doctors appointment this morning so a long walk in the snow for me
My diabetic nurse rang me about half an hour ago to cancel my appointment this morning. The village school is closed and she's having to stay home to look after her kids. We've got a light covering of snow here, most of the kids live within walking distance, those that live in outlying areas mostly have parents with 4x4s, the main roads are open and public transport is still running. What the hell is wrong with everyone?!
I can't ever remember my schools closing due to bad weather; even in the winter of 1962 - 1963 - and I had to wear shorts!
If the roads were impassable, we walked.
I can see where the term 'Snowflake' comes from.:laugh:
 
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Dirk

Dirk

If 6 Was 9
Location
Watchet
Well, I finished the floor repair and tyre changing on the caravan yesterday, so today I'll be inside it, with the radio on and the heater blasting out, laying the new carpet. That should keep me busy up 'til lunchtime, when we will have a stroll in the snow to the village, for a pasty and a pint.
 

Littgull

Legendary Member
still bloody cold at wigan pier with just a slight dusting of snow, it getting rather windy now, so today I will be doing as little as possible for as long as possible, excellent plan if I do say so myself :okay:
Crikey, you must be just that bit west of the snow! Just 25-30 miles from Wigan here in Littleborough we've got about 9 inches of snow after very heavy snowfall overnight and this morning. Still snowing heavily!
 

pjd57

Guru
Location
Glasgow
Today feels like a proper day off.
Something I haven't experienced for almost 7 years.
Since I usually only work a few days a month now , it's no big deal being at home, or out enjoying free time.

Today is different. I was scheduled to work, but got a call yesterday to say all support shifts were cancelled.

So I am having a day off ( won't get paid , but enjoyable enough anyway)
 
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