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When is Saint Danny's day Tom?? (I'm not a Daniel) The flag is neat.>>>Dan
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[quote author=jackiemac]... from a very snowy Scotland.[/quote]
I've been hearing lots of stories and seeing lots of photos of snow across the UK. I read that ireland had all but come to a stop.
I've been hearing lots of stories and seeing lots of photos of snow across the UK. I read that ireland had all but come to a stop.
Our village has been very difficult to get in and out of with the roads being totally closed a few times. Luckily i always have plenty of food in the cupboards and made sure the milk and bread was topped up just before the bad weather hit. Think parts of Wales have been getting it too.
Photo of local road that is still closed. It keeps snowing!
Photo of local road that is still closed. It keeps snowing!
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Brrr...
Larry N.
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Looks as if someone bought the myth that a 4WD can go anywhere.
I've seen snow like that in the U.S. (a number of different places).
jackiemac said:
I've seen snow like that in the U.S. (a number of different places).
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jackiemac said:
Some places yes, some not nearly as bad as what you have there. A huge range of climates. Of course where you were parked last summer (Gros Ventre) is likely a few feet dee 8) ;D
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OutdoorFT
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We just got slammed with over a foot of lake effect snow (heavy, wet snow) in less than 36 hrs. Just another day for my area, though. And 4wd didnt skip a beat
Old_Crow
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As a Jeep owner, I'm somewhat disappointed to see a Land Rover stuck in what appears to be only a couple of feet of snow.
Larry N.
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Of course a couple of feet of heavy, wet snow is a different animal than the same depth of light, dry snow (typical winter snow in Colorado).
Old_Crow
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In Arkansas we typically get wet heavy snow, followed by freezing rain, or just the freezing rain. I've been known to chain up the front tires of the Jeep just to get up my driveway to the highway. Of course if we've had an inch of freezing rain, I'll just stay home.
Hopefully this will be the last year I had to deal with any of that. Plans are to be somewhere else when it snows next winter.
Hopefully this will be the last year I had to deal with any of that. Plans are to be somewhere else when it snows next winter.
Yes indeed, would love to see it in the snow but too cold for our TT.....Larry N. said:Some places yes, some not nearly as bad as what you have there. A huge range of climates. Of course where you were parked last summer (Gros Ventre) is likely a few feet dee 8) ;D
