Snow! Call that snow?!
#61
Living in a winter wonderland, for today anyway 
Well it has snowed here in the UK ( Cambs ) schools are closed, traffic is now moving outside all be it crawling along. nothing like in Canada i know but this is quite a bit for here and am loving it
Littleman already been outside to play, now sitting by the fire warming his hands with rosy cheeks
, Gatwick and luton are closed at the moment and more on its way, Essex/ Bedfordshire and Cambridge area seem to have been hit quite hard,
Having a party tomorrow night hope it stays for that

Well it has snowed here in the UK ( Cambs ) schools are closed, traffic is now moving outside all be it crawling along. nothing like in Canada i know but this is quite a bit for here and am loving it
Littleman already been outside to play, now sitting by the fire warming his hands with rosy cheeks
, Gatwick and luton are closed at the moment and more on its way, Essex/ Bedfordshire and Cambridge area seem to have been hit quite hard, Having a party tomorrow night hope it stays for that
#62
There's still some remnants of snow on the roof of the apartments next door so i'm staying at home............just in case 
Driving last night was treacherous too. Accelerating from the lights, the traction control kicked in for a split second requiring me to contemplate evasive manoeuvres but we made it without serious injury.
I've mail ordered some tyre chains in anticipation of a further 0.2mm of snow fall over the coming months.
Now i know how Captain Robert Scott felt.

Driving last night was treacherous too. Accelerating from the lights, the traction control kicked in for a split second requiring me to contemplate evasive manoeuvres but we made it without serious injury.
I've mail ordered some tyre chains in anticipation of a further 0.2mm of snow fall over the coming months.
Now i know how Captain Robert Scott felt.
#64
There's still some remnants of snow on the roof of the apartments next door so i'm staying at home............just in case 
Driving last night was treacherous too. Accelerating from the lights, the traction control kicked in for a split second requiring me to contemplate evasive manoeuvres but we made it without serious injury.
I've mail ordered some tyre chains in anticipation of a further 0.2mm of snow fall over the coming months.
Now i know how Captain Robert Scott felt.

Driving last night was treacherous too. Accelerating from the lights, the traction control kicked in for a split second requiring me to contemplate evasive manoeuvres but we made it without serious injury.
I've mail ordered some tyre chains in anticipation of a further 0.2mm of snow fall over the coming months.
Now i know how Captain Robert Scott felt.








