Subject: Snow

so twenty years ago then.

This is looking out of my flat from the past couple of days.




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and there still more to come

is that a church on the last photo?

It is the Charterhouse Chapel

Charterhouse is a famous school in England, costs nearly 30k to send your kids to board there :S

war-time spirit has struck our street - they are all out on mass shovelling snow to clear the hill so that we are no longer cut off from the world. for once my broken back is a good(ish) thing! and luckily we live at the bottom of the street so i can't be roped in to coffee making :-) now to sit back and wait for the heavy snow to come f*** it all up again tonight

Snowing here again

I live at the end of a cul-de-sac and no one has bothered to drive to the end for a week. Now that I want to I find a 2 foot wide snowball frozen solid in the middle of the road

expecting over 10cm today

could you drive round it ? must admit I laughed when I read that :)

I parked on a different road round the back
probably a good thing - without the snowball I'd have tried the front and probably got stuck
I did get stuck in Sheffield - had to reverse a transit van 400m down a steep hill in the single lane between 2 rows of parked cars

It's times like this that I'm glad I live somewhere flat. Although there are no decent hills where we live for sledding.

It's really bad here too... :O it's 25 degrees, clear blue skies and the cheerleaders for the beach-soccer teams don't need a bucket of water to get into a wet-top competition... :D



It's a hard life I tells ya...
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and we're screwed when the ice melts and we drown :/

crikey! how short are you?

;) i meant the big ice at the north pole sea