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London , not too cold yet and its dry .....

I have to go to a meeting in Stevenage tomorrow , If it snows moderately It'll get cancelled at 7 am tomorrow and Ill have the day off ....

I have never wanted it to snow so much since I was a kid .......

Heres to the white stuff ....may there be shedloads

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Snowing like hell here in Duns Lester1, so it must be heading your way. I've got about two to three inches on top of the car and no signs of a let. I've got to go to Berwick in the morning and if it keeps snowing at this rate I'll be better off trying to walk the 14 miles. :huh:

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An inch or so here at the Surrey/Sussex/Hampshire conjunction this morning.

Edit: The inch was an illusion. There is about half an inch on my garage roof (which was my assessment point before, looking out of the window when I got up) . The true level of snow on the ground is negligible having been blown away. What is left is frozen hard and very slippery.

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It has been snowing on and off here, in Freiburg South Germany for the last week.

I have just had a look out of the window, my car has about a foot of snow on it :rolleyes: (i forgot to put it in the garage last night :()

Tony

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Glad I don't go to work. Will be thinking of you all.  :innocent:

A bit on one side of the road, but nothing on the other side, in Burntwood, South Staffordshire. Doug you mentioned that word WORK yet again. Will someone please tell me what it means?

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