who's got all the snow?

Most of it is in my back Garden now. We took it all from the Dales earlier
on today

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come on , who's got all the snow?

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Most of it is in my back Garden now. We took it all from the Dales earlier
on today

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come on , who's got all the snow?

Yorkshire, Derbyshire?

Well spotted that person, Derbyshire, to be sure. Far too cold up north to
go to the Yorkshires

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Most of it is in my back Garden now. We took it all from the Dales
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Yorkshire, Derbyshire?

Nice covering in the Peaks on Higher Shelf today!

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GSV Three Minds in a Can said:

We had some in Shropshire - a couple of fair old blizzards actually, but
it's all melted off up to 450 or 500m now. Bit of a surprise since the
weather men said the North and East were going to get it, and we're
neither of those...

We were in Whitby and the NY Moors, not a flake in sight...

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come on , who's got all the snow?

We had lots in Malvern this morning but none of it was laying.

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We certainly don't got any. So far this winter we've had a covering of 1
(ONE !) cm of snow divided over two periods of time for a total of 36
(THIRTYSIX !) hours. Incredible. I think I'll start a skiingcentre :-)

Lucky you a whole cm, here is a picture of our total winters snow here in
the Scottish Borders It arrived yesterday morning and lasted for nearly 10
minutes http://www.stuartstuart.fsnet.co.uk/misc/snw.jpg

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come on , who's got all the snow?

We certainly don't got any. So far this winter we've had a covering of 1
(ONE !) cm of snow divided over two periods of time for a total of 36
(THIRTYSIX !) hours. Incredible. I think I'll start a skiingcentre :-)

Lucky you a whole cm, here is a picture of our total winters snow here in
the Scottish Borders It arrived yesterday morning and lasted for nearly 10
minutes http://www.stuartstuart.fsnet.co.uk/misc/snw.jpg

That's a nice, thick layer. But, what strange symmetric rocks peeping
through this enormous amount of snow ;-)

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Plenty on Vorlich/Stuc a'Chroin, Glen Almond Hills, and the Mounth
today.. Very white view northward from the Ochils.

Down to 600m on the Ochils themselves.

Richard Webb

Plenty snow in Glencoe yesterday, was trapped near Newtonmore in the morning
and had to head West to escape! Nothing in Edinburgh though ;'(

Ian

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come on , who's got all the snow?

We certainly don't got any. So far this winter we've had a covering of 1
(ONE !) cm of snow divided over two periods of time for a total of 36
(THIRTYSIX !) hours. Incredible. I think I'll start a skiingcentre :-)

Lucky you a whole cm, here is a picture of our total winters snow here in
the Scottish Borders It arrived yesterday morning and lasted for nearly 10
minutes http://www.stuartstuart.fsnet.co.uk/misc/snw.jpg

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Plenty on Vorlich/Stuc a'Chroin, Glen Almond Hills, and the Mounth
today.. Very white view northward from the Ochils.

Down to 600m on the Ochils themselves.

I reckon I could see some in the Brecon Beacons (aka The Brecons) from the
top of the Mendips today.

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Plenty on Vorlich/Stuc a'Chroin, Glen Almond Hills, and the Mounth
today.. Very white view northward from the Ochils.

Down to 600m on the Ochils themselves.

I reckon I could see some in the Brecon Beacons (aka The Brecons) from the
top of the Mendips today.

I drove up from Port Toilet via the Heads of the Valleys this
afternoon..sure enuff snow peaks on the big 2

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I drove up from Port Toilet via the Heads of the Valleys this
afternoon..sure enuff snow peaks on the big 2

You did *what*? And you didn't call in?? Shame on you.
Clue: Instead of turning left off the A465 to go to the
Beacons, turn right and go over the Rhigos. Kettle's always
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I drove up from Port Toilet via the Heads of the Valleys this
afternoon..sure enuff snow peaks on the big 2

You did *what*? And you didn't call in?? Shame on you.
Clue: Instead of turning left off the A465 to go to the
Beacons, turn right and go over the Rhigos. Kettle's always
on in this house :-)

Well thank you very much for the offer Fran! Was in need of refreshment
n'all - had just come from an interview. I travel down the valley from EV to
Newport for work at the mo but April I shall be a regular traveller down the
HOV so maybe one day I shall accept your kind offer!

PS: White no sugar thanks....and therein starts another debate on the
correct way to drink a brew!

:o)

regards
Alan

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I drove up from Port Toilet via the Heads of the Valleys this
afternoon..sure enuff snow peaks on the big 2

You did *what*? And you didn't call in?? Shame on you.
Clue: Instead of turning left off the A465 to go to the
Beacons, turn right and go over the Rhigos. Kettle's always
on in this house :-)

Well thank you very much for the offer Fran! Was in need of refreshment
n'all - had just come from an interview. I travel down the valley from EV to
Newport for work at the mo but April I shall be a regular traveller down the
HOV so maybe one day I shall accept your kind offer!

Visitors are always welcome here - but be warned, chaos reigns
supreme here and the place is very rarely clean or tidy.
Life's too short for housework; where the vacuum is concerned
this 'housewife' (uurghh!) is with nature all the way.

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PS: White no sugar thanks....and therein starts another debate on the
correct way to drink a brew!

The correct way to drink a brew is which ever way the drinker
happens to like it. No sugar is good though, 'cos I can never
guarantee being able to find any :-)

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