The NOA Doth Blow... - Page 2

accymel · 10-10-2005, 11:41

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Originally Posted by harwood red

I think I will go with the element of surprise and just wait and see what this winter holds! How often have these long term forecasts been right?? In fact how often have the short term forecasts been correct???

Whatever happens, there is always something weather wise that causes havoc here so not expecting any different this year

Is that the surprise of 6ft of snow drifted up your door & cant find a shovel pmsl

harwood red · 10-10-2005, 12:33

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Originally Posted by accymel

Is that the surprise of 6ft of snow drifted up your door & cant find a shovel pmsl

Damn you spoilt your surprise now!!!!!

garinda · 10-10-2005, 12:36

Well my pine cone says it's going to be mild, damp and wet, and is usually more accurate than the Met's long term forecast.

accymel · 10-10-2005, 12:38

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Originally Posted by garinda

Well my pine cone says it's going to be mild, damp and wet, and is usually more accurate than the Met's long term forecast.

Pine cone????? mmm a new Micheal Fish LOL

SPUGGIE J · 10-10-2005, 12:38

Well I hope it snows I am a big kid at heart and should it happen I will be estatic.

garinda · 10-10-2005, 12:40

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Originally Posted by SPUGGIE J

Well I hope it snows I am a big kid at heart and should it happen I will be estatic.

I like the snow too. It only snowed once in London in 17 years, and in the three winters I had in Scotland I never so any white stuff at all.

Romps · 10-10-2005, 12:44

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Originally Posted by slinky

Trust it to happen this year when I will be due to take my driving test.............

one tiny hint of snow & ice and THEY cancel your test!!

harwood red · 10-10-2005, 12:44

I also love snow.............. to look at!! But hate driving or walking in the slush. What I do like walking in is the brand new fluffy snow, making the first footprint. ok now thats my confession on what gets me excited ...but I'm sure that should be on another thread!!!!

haha

accymel · 10-10-2005, 12:48

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Originally Posted by harwood red

I also love snow.............. to look at!! But hate driving or walking in the slush. What I do like walking in is the brand new fluffy snow, making the first footprint. ok now thats my confession on what gets me excited ...but I'm sure that should be on another thread!!!!

haha

PMSL ahhhhhh a nice idea LOL confessions of accyweb

Yeh watching it fall when im nicely inside & warm

Romps · 10-10-2005, 12:48

We love the stuff!!! Hope we get tons!!! You'll see us and the Simon household out and about playing in the stuff..

GET YOUR SLEDGES READY OVER THE ROAD!!!

and I get to join in this year as I do not have an internal baby to look after!!

accymel · 10-10-2005, 12:49

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Originally Posted by Romps

one tiny hint of snow & ice and THEY cancel your test!!

It snowed overnight & i still had to do a driving lesson in the flaming snow & ice i was crappin meself even some taxi drivers wouldnt risk it LOL, tho was white knuckling on a steep downward road in Blackburn though

accymel · 10-10-2005, 12:52

PMSL Romps can just imagine you all having sledge races - the worse one ever ive done was down the golden eagle on top of coppice erm on bin liners & went smack bang into a tree lol

WINGY · 10-10-2005, 16:23

Good on ya Mel!!! i did the Eagle on a for sale sign!! it was ace, i do remember a lot of trees though lol

accymel · 10-10-2005, 16:29

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Originally Posted by WINGY

Good on ya Mel!!! i did the Eagle on a for sale sign!! it was ace, i do remember a lot of trees though lol

LOL Wingy i was young then & was a dare, i seem to remember the tree right up close luckily it was a fir tree or it would of hurt more though yeh it was a little exciting though i was worried we'd lose the bag at one point - see you dont need fancy sledges to sledge gee it was fast though

How was the sale sign for you Wingy ?? LOL

ANNE · 10-10-2005, 21:40

I'm with Willow on this one.
I hate the snow and ice.
Not to mention the wind.
Wish I was a bear then I could hibrinate for the winter.