More about Snow Bales
By simplylyn
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I did a Google search for, Snow bales UK and up came a lot of interesting references to newspaper articles with lovely photos. Some were better than others and you know how things run away with themselves – I soon had pages of information that I thought I had put on a new blog on 10th May. Must have been having a dream because all I have is my hard copy! It may have been my error or that of the computer. It knows I have had enough of its wiley ways and am going to get a laptop with a 500GB hard drive!!! Out of spite it is playing all sorts of tricks on me- losing files, folders and photos etc., freezing, going slow and putting up frightening blue screens with dire messages on them pronouncing doom!
Anyway, I have put in some of the references for you that I liked in particular and that are on the first page. Google, of course, came up with 338,000 - well it is up to you……….
My favs:
BBC – In pictures: Snow bales and more 12 Jan 2010
BBC -Snow bales or snow doughnuts – nature’s snowballs 12 Jan 2010
Daily Mail – Self-rolling giant snowballs found in UK. Snow pipes are rarest 11 Jan 2010
Daily Mail- The amazing self rolling ‘snow bales’ that show Mother Nature also likes to play… 18th April 2009
I hope that you enjoy them too. Naturally I think Jesse’s are the best, being a doting li’l ol’ nanny.
12 May, 2010
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Thanks pamg! Hope you manage to see some of the photos, they are really nice.
I am going to try for flower power radio having just found you recommended it. I have loads of CDs of music from 30s to present day but I haven't any means of playing them through my computer. Might have to consider an i pod or MP3 player when I learn what they are. No don't tell me - let me use my feeble brain with the help of Gabbling Google!
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