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That randy snowman has appeared again!! :D

http://lolpranks.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/funny-rude-snow-man-*******-prank.jpg
 
Here we go
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I am here: http://maps.google.com/maps?ll=52.647800,-1.940927
 
BarnsleyBrewer said:
That randy snowman has appeared again!! :D

http://lolpranks.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/01/funny-rude-snow-man-*******-prank.jpg

:rofl: Work of art. :clap:
 
A government warning said that anyone travelling in icy conditions should take a shovel , blankets or sleeping bag , extra clothing including hat scarf & gloves , 24 hours supply of food & drink , de-icer, rock salt , torch & extra batteries, safety triangle, tow rope, petrol can , first aid kit and jump leads !!!!!

I looked a right tw@t on the bus this morning. :mrgreen:

Icy snow here :roll:
 
coming down in shovels here in lovely wolverhampton getting hard to drive just spent 20 mins clearing my drive as i couldn't get my van on ,(slight rise not much) almost 2 inches :(
 
DaveMack said:
A government warning said that anyone travelling in icy conditions should take a shovel , blankets or sleeping bag , extra clothing including hat scarf & gloves , 24 hours supply of food & drink , de-icer, rock salt , torch & extra batteries, safety triangle, tow rope, petrol can , first aid kit and jump leads !!!!!

I looked a right tw@t on the bus this morning. :mrgreen:

Icy snow here :roll:

:lol:
 
DaveMack said:
A government warning said that anyone travelling in icy conditions should take a shovel , blankets or sleeping bag , extra clothing including hat scarf & gloves , 24 hours supply of food & drink , de-icer, rock salt , torch & extra batteries, safety triangle, tow rope, petrol can , first aid kit and jump leads !!!!!

I looked a right tw@t on the bus this morning. :mrgreen:

Icy snow here :roll:

:lol:
 
Just got in from a day out in the Yorkshire dales . . . 3 hour walk up Pen Y Ghent, and a fry up in the Cafe in Horton in Ribblesdale. Excellent snowy conditions perfect for walking.

Unfortunately Coming back in the snow, There is a section of the road that is a Sharp right hander, which drops away suddenly at something like 1 in 5, with no warning. . . . Bloody caught me out all right, and I hit the kerb, but was lucky as the dry stone wall stopped any further progress :roll: . . Which also meant I managed to avoid the other car that was failing miserably to ascend the hill towards us.

Then spent 5 hours waiting for the tow truck to come and get us . . . Watching 6 inches of snow fall is only marginally better than watching paint dry.

Time for a little drinky
 
Aleman said:
Just got in from a day out in the Yorkshire dales . . . 3 hour walk up Pen Y Ghent, and a fry up in the Cafe in Horton in Ribblesdale. Excellent snowy conditions perfect for walking.

Unfortunately Coming back in the snow, There is a section of the road that is a Sharp right hander, which drops away suddenly at something like 1 in 5, with no warning. . . . Bloody caught me out all right, and I hit the kerb, but was lucky as the dry stone wall stopped any further progress :roll: . . Which also meant I managed to avoid the other car that was failing miserably to ascend the hill towards us.

Then spent 5 hours waiting for the tow truck to come and get us . . . Watching 6 inches of snow fall is only marginally better than watching paint dry.

Time for a little drinky
Good to hear your O.K Tony, could have been nasty..... much damage?

BB
 
BarnsleyBrewer said:
Aleman said:
Just got in from a day out in the Yorkshire dales . . . 3 hour walk up Pen Y Ghent, and a fry up in the Cafe in Horton in Ribblesdale. Excellent snowy conditions perfect for walking.

Unfortunately Coming back in the snow, There is a section of the road that is a Sharp right hander, which drops away suddenly at something like 1 in 5, with no warning. . . . Bloody caught me out all right, and I hit the kerb, but was lucky as the dry stone wall stopped any further progress :roll: . . Which also meant I managed to avoid the other car that was failing miserably to ascend the hill towards us.

Then spent 5 hours waiting for the tow truck to come and get us . . . Watching 6 inches of snow fall is only marginally better than watching paint dry.

Time for a little drinky
Good to hear your O.K Tony, could have been nasty..... much damage?

BB


Quite a agree, sitting here with a pint of HB and a generous Glenlivet thinking I'm going nowhere until I have to.
 
Glad your ok Tony :thumb:
I awoke to this
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Just managed to open the back door enough to let the dog out.
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Might let him back in later.


ONLY JOKING WE LOVE OUR DOG :thumb:
 
snail mmm looking a bit deep in places i was planning to go to my mums in mablethorpe glad i did not go :shock:

the best thing is my mate and her hubby went to thetford in norfolk in a 30 foot rv mushing with her dogs friday night :shock:
 
Aleman said:
Just got in from a day out in the Yorkshire dales . . . 3 hour walk up Pen Y Ghent, and a fry up in the Cafe in Horton in Ribblesdale. Excellent snowy conditions perfect for walking.


Ohhhhh happy memories :thumb: sorry to hear about the prang, pain in the backside the hassle that follows :( :?

There's one or two folk going sideways down the hill just below our house this morning :evil: be glad when it goes :!:
 

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