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By (user no longer on site) OP
over a year ago
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"Love the snow.
Lived in Germany for 6 years so quite used to shovelling it ,driving in it. Though I'd say it's not quite the same here. "
Yeah it doesn't get bad here but still cold though |
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"I hate it. Always have done. I dont like the cold. And it scares me to drive in after my first ever experience of driving in snow "
Yeah me too,I got stuck it in over the hill's a few year's ago in the dark,it's put me for life. |
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"Love the snow.
Lived in Germany for 6 years so quite used to shovelling it ,driving in it. Though I'd say it's not quite the same here. "
I lived there for 12 year's,still hate driving in the stuff. |
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Love when it snows. Trouble is it rarely does here in London. Most people lack confidence to drive in it, or prepare their cars properly. Take it slow and steady, have decent treads and have supplies in the car in case you get stuck.
Friends live in Toronto. What we call snow, they call a light frost |
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By *ENGUYMan
over a year ago
Hull |
"What is it with this country, a bit of snow and we think the world's come to an end! If you need to drive just give yourself longer and drive steadily. "
Agreed. We get 1cm of snow and it's Game Over; transport grinds to a halt, life equates to a National Disaster etc.
I have UK friends who run a B&B in a ski resort in Vermont in the USA. There, homeowners must help clear roadways 100 yards either way where their drives or access roads meet the highway! They're supplied with mini JCB type diggers at cost price plus free fuel to do that role.
The authorities only give up road clearance once the snow is over 4 feet high! |
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"No.
It seems to turn people into idiots who are unable to drive and it's cold.
Unless it's the weekend then yeah, bring it! Snowball fight!!!!"
True. I hate it cos i drive for a living and the amount of people who just can't drive in it and don't slow down annoys me. However if i can sit inside with the heating on looking out its lovley x x |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who is looking foward to the snow? I don't mind it at first it's just when it's gets all slushy. What do you guys reckon? "
Absolutely feckin HATE it ... I detest winter ... roll on spring |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Love the snow.
Lived in Germany for 6 years so quite used to shovelling it ,driving in it. Though I'd say it's not quite the same here.
Yeah it doesn't get bad here but still cold though "
Nooo not that cold -18 is still warm compared to Canada |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Love to see it snow and love the landscapes around after snowfall, just hate all the problems it brings for me. First sign of snow and the kids are out on the bank at the end of the estate on their plastic sledges turning it quickly into an ice rink |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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Its alright whilst its all sparkly and white and untouched.
The minute its got footprints in I lose interest.
Once spent 5 hours with hubby and his mate making an igloo for the kids
Not my favourite white stuff though haha |
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By *eesideMan
over a year ago
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"Who is looking foward to the snow? I don't mind it at first it's just when it's gets all slushy. What do you guys reckon? "
Mor of it wood be nice.
Down hear in Margate ive Onley seen like 5 snow flask |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who is looking foward to the snow? I don't mind it at first it's just when it's gets all slushy. What do you guys reckon? "
white crisp snow is lovely as you walk on it and it crunches
but my line of work snow ice makes it crap |
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By (user no longer on site)
over a year ago
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"Who is looking foward to the snow? I don't mind it at first it's just when it's gets all slushy. What do you guys reckon? "
We’ve just had a flurry of snow here in Essex...all of about 5 mins worth sooo disappointed I love the snow
MrsK x |
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If it remained below freezing so it stayed powdery, then I'm all for it.
But, that never happens in this country, because it's not cold enough.
All the problems arise when the temperature creeps above freezing point during the daytime and it melts, hence the wet and slush.
Then it all freezes again overnight, causing ice, before the cycle repeats itself.
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