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David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

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David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

Other than in ski resorts and drifts in lanes, I don't think I've even
*seen* 7.5 inches of snow! It's turned very much colder here, so I won't be
surprised if we do have snow. What we have at present is a real "Dartmoor
clag"!
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www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
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On 12/3/06 14:37, in article
, "Ophelia"
wrote:


David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

Other than in ski resorts and drifts in lanes, I don't think I've even
*seen* 7.5 inches of snow! It's turned very much colder here, so I
won't be
surprised if we do have snow. What we have at present is a real
"Dartmoor
clag"!


I can't ever remember seeing this kind of snow here either! We went to
the resto we usually go for Sunday lunch and we had to be dug out. We
have a 4x4 too!!!


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Other than in ski resorts and drifts in lanes, I don't think I've even
*seen* 7.5 inches of snow! It's turned very much colder here, so I
won't be
surprised if we do have snow. What we have at present is a real
"Dartmoor
clag"!


I can't ever remember seeing this kind of snow here either! We went to
the resto we usually go for Sunday lunch and we had to be dug out. We
have a 4x4 too!!!


What a drama! That's the weather to light a big log fire, get out the books
and put the feet up.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
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snip

Other than in ski resorts and drifts in lanes, I don't think I've
even
*seen* 7.5 inches of snow! It's turned very much colder here, so I
won't be
surprised if we do have snow. What we have at present is a real
"Dartmoor
clag"!


I can't ever remember seeing this kind of snow here either! We went
to
the resto we usually go for Sunday lunch and we had to be dug out.
We
have a 4x4 too!!!


What a drama! That's the weather to light a big log fire, get out the
books
and put the feet up.


Well, if we had a fireplace I would love to do just that) I am in a
Scottish New Town and we don't have that option)




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snip What a drama! That's the weather to light a big log fire, get out
the
books
and put the feet up.


Well, if we had a fireplace I would love to do just that) I am in a
Scottish New Town and we don't have that option)

Sorry - tactless of me. I'm a real 'fireplace' person so my natural
instinct is to think of log (or coal) fires on damp and cold days. Every
house I've ever lived in, I light a fire in the grate as the first thing I
do on moving in. There must be some pagan Celt in me somewhere!
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Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
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On 12/3/06 17:20, in article
, "Ophelia"
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"Sacha" wrote in message
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snip What a drama! That's the weather to light a big log fire,
get out
the
books
and put the feet up.


Well, if we had a fireplace I would love to do just that) I am
in a
Scottish New Town and we don't have that option)

Sorry - tactless of me. I'm a real 'fireplace' person so my natural
instinct is to think of log (or coal) fires on damp and cold days.
Every
house I've ever lived in, I light a fire in the grate as the first
thing I
do on moving in. There must be some pagan Celt in me somewhere!


Well I always did this until I moved here


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Sacha writes
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David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

Other than in ski resorts and drifts in lanes, I don't think I've even
*seen* 7.5 inches of snow!


Not even in your youth? I can remember walking up to the higher parts of
town with the snow well above my knees, and that was when I was in my
teens.
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Kay
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On 12/3/06 18:03, in article , "K"
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Sacha writes
On 12/3/06 14:37, in article
, "Ophelia"
wrote:


David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

Other than in ski resorts and drifts in lanes, I don't think I've even
*seen* 7.5 inches of snow!


Not even in your youth? I can remember walking up to the higher parts of
town with the snow well above my knees, and that was when I was in my
teens.


Yes, David's reminded me of that, as you'll see in my reply. I really had
wiped it from the memory banks! When we couldn't play games - which we did
every single afternoon other than Saturdays (watching or playing in matches)
and Sundays - the normal form of exercise was to make us take a walk up the
hills to or towards, the Beacon. From what I recall of that winter, none of
us went anywhere. We couldn't play hockey or lacrosse, we couldn't walk up
the Malvern hills, we couldn't do *anything* and went nearly stir crazy. It
does make me think that today's young (creak, groan of ancient granny speak)
would find it a blissful excuse to sit in front of the telly or play some
whizzy game. We didn't see tv at all during term unless it was something
suitably educational and relevant to what we were studying in e.g. English
or History. Being a voracious reader then and now, I found it a wonderful
time to bury myself in a book and get as close to the faint heat the ancient
radiators pumped out as I could.
--
Sacha
www.hillhousenursery.co.uk
South Devon
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In message , Ophelia
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David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

Blimey O, I have only just seen this. Have you got plenty of single
malt ?
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In message , Ophelia
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David just took a proper measurement.

We have 7.5 inches of snow

Blimey O, I have only just seen this. Have you got plenty of single
malt ?


We do.. but more to the point we have lots of gin too))


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