Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
#136
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Re: Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
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Re: Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
Cooorrr, over the 8 years we have been in Nova Scotia the snow seems to have been getting less and less and the weather milder...
Now we are headed back and thinking , wow, is Britain getting more and more snowy ??? Maybe, I will hang on to the snowboots, grippy things for ice, snow shovels , winter tyres , thermals, etc etc.....
My OH bought one of those furry Canadian hats with the big warm ear flaps for a laugh , thought it would be fun on Eastbourne seafront , clambering up Beachy Head ....might be the best thing we take back !!
That does it , we are definitely buying a car with heated front windscreen, which seems unheard of over here !
Now we are headed back and thinking , wow, is Britain getting more and more snowy ??? Maybe, I will hang on to the snowboots, grippy things for ice, snow shovels , winter tyres , thermals, etc etc.....
My OH bought one of those furry Canadian hats with the big warm ear flaps for a laugh , thought it would be fun on Eastbourne seafront , clambering up Beachy Head ....might be the best thing we take back !!
That does it , we are definitely buying a car with heated front windscreen, which seems unheard of over here !
My "grippy things" are enroute, along with my "duvet" coat and a snow shovel. I hope the shovel does not cause an outbreak of shovel envy in the village as it is bigger than the ones on sale in the local stores.
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Re: Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
I did wonder about the joke Armchair Detective ..but I am only 17 (not ) ..go on then pm me if you think my delicate ears can take it (I was in the Army does that help?? )
#140
Re: Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
Just had a great laugh over the shovel envy...still don't know what the official Canadian term is for "grippy things".
I did wonder about the joke Armchair Detective ..but I am only 17 (not ) ..go on then pm me if you think my delicate ears can take it (I was in the Army does that help?? )
I did wonder about the joke Armchair Detective ..but I am only 17 (not ) ..go on then pm me if you think my delicate ears can take it (I was in the Army does that help?? )
#141
Re: Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
Just had a great laugh over the shovel envy...still don't know what the official Canadian term is for "grippy things".
I did wonder about the joke Armchair Detective ..but I am only 17 (not ) ..go on then pm me if you think my delicate ears can take it (I was in the Army does that help?? )
I did wonder about the joke Armchair Detective ..but I am only 17 (not ) ..go on then pm me if you think my delicate ears can take it (I was in the Army does that help?? )
One Canadian and One Australian.
You did ask
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Anyone looking forward to the long UK winter?
Wear the fox hat.