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20th January 09, 11:50 AM
#30
 Originally Posted by Pleater
Ah snow - not seen any for maybe a decade.
When we did get any significant amount I used to create snow dinosaurs, and if the temperature was low enough I would carve a Rupert - that is Rupert the Bear, not an officer. It requires compacted snow to get the details.
I remember being in the English Midlands when there was a significant snowfall back in February 1978 - the locals drove around with the car wheels doing 50 mph but moving at about 10, with a huge cloud of slush thrown up behind them. One car passed me when I was cycling, and literally blasted me into the snow bank in the gutter.
The idea of selecting second gear and going softly on the accelerator just did not compute.
I do always have bread in the freezer and dried milk on hand though - perhaps I am just pessimistic, or maybe optimistic that someone will call in to see us.
Anne the Pleater
Just for you, Anne. This is a shot of our front yard taken about 5 minutes ago. ith:
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