garden4 28.11

Wow! How many days has it been snowing?

48 hrs, now 1 foot approx., deep! :-))

David:

That quite a bit of snow! Does it typically snow this much, this time of year?

More shore leave Cap'n ? :o)

This is very unusual, Del!! Not usual until January, at earliest.

Methinks there may well be, Bo'sun!!! :-))

:o)

Especially if I can't dig the car out!!!!!! :-)))

I did that this morning to go for the paper!!!

:-((( Glad I don't read them. LOL!!

Yes I must be mad I know lol :o)

Hope that the weather forecast columns were right!!! :-))

:o)

Neellan....as a former newsagent (newly retired since April) I applaud you for fetching your paper on such a snowy and cold day. I hope you went to your "local newsagent" and not a superstore....cause independent newsagents really need customers' loyalty :)

David....you've got one heck of a lot of snow there! Hope you can get your car dug out in the morning to get to work. The snow has evaded us so far and that makes me very happy! :)

brilliant photo David,

David:

I heard on the news today...the snow in the U.K is the earliest in 17 years. That's pretty impressive snow!

Yes Whistonlass local PO/newsagent :o)

Heard this today, also, Delonix.
Well done, bo'sun!! :-))
Did have to dig the car out this morning, Whistonlass. Had parked it up on a main road a few streets away. When I got to it this morning, a snowplough had passed during the night, and dumped it all over and around my wee car (appealed to my sense of humour, however!). Took 3 1/2 hrs instead of the normal 45mins drive to work, but only 2 coming back tonight. Wonder what it will be, tomorrow?

Gosh there's dedication - on your part! The snow plough regularly sweeps by dumping snow across my drive way making my job a tad longer - how I laugh :o)

What a lovely boat, even as a child I ve always love sailing boats, reminds me of when my uncle in London sailed his in the park large pond.