The 2010/2011 snow Megathread

[darylslinn 10]

MDK.SIE

 

They've got small hands too, shrinkage in the cold ?

[metalman 21]

 

I'd recommend everyone get a torch and check the batteries - keep it closeby overnight during these weather conditions in case you need it.

 

Better still, have some of those wind-up ones.

[djelibeybi 10]

Icicles may be a danger. Check above doors and paths to avoid accidents: the streetlamp outside my flat on Stradbroke

[djelibeybi 10]

Better still, have some of those wind-up ones.

 

Absolutely!

[The PIT 10]

Gritter stuck.

 

http://news.bbc.co.uk/local/derby/hi/people_and_places/newsid_9244000/9244528.stm

 

LOL should have reversed back over his own grit then tried pulling out once he's got a bit of speed up.

[Nataliie 10]

Icicles may be a danger. Check above doors and paths to avoid accidents: the streetlamp outside my flat on Stradbroke

 

They are really bad, one nearly fell on me

Edited December 1, 2010 by Nataliie

[lizmachin 10]

I now think there was great wisdon in my decision to buy a flat across the road from a brilliant pub.

[amzy87 10]

Belting it down again in S2. Just sending OH to shop for supplies ..... I have a feeling we may have left it a tad too late

[Godzilla 10]

You think thats bad my cat also refuses to use the tray she hates the snow :

 

My dogs aren't keen - they lower their little bums and then jump up at the cold snow. So me and Mr Godzilla cleared a large area of the garden for their comfort, but Nancy greyhound still took herself off into the deep drifts and resisted the call of nature. I expect something on the carpet later:gag:

[grabberman 10]

Unfortunately so, question my dear friend... can gritters do anything in this weather? or are we just going to have to wait until it melts? I didn't know whether they did, because I remember last year seeing one get stuck and it wasn't half as bad as this.

 

they get stuck trust me

[AKITA 10]

yes back on tonight

 

Were do you grit ?

[Puplet 10]

Snowing again in s6