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Re: SNOW
Olde Coney wrote:SAM wrote:Just been out for Bread & Swede (Dont ask) & its about 9 inches deep. Welly weather for sure. Took some great pictures.
Why would you take pics of bread and swede???????????
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BMW estate, and it is f**king hopeless!Rubbadub wrote:Dropped my Seat off at the Upholsterer yesterday. I drive a 200SX which is a bit too light to cope with snowy conditions, If it goes sideways on the drive then best to just forget it!. I couldnt understand why the car was gripping yesterday, and then i remembered i had six bags of coal in the boot, reminded me of the old capri handling kit ........
Been parked up most of the week. Saw the warnings on Tuesday and left work at noon for the 30 mile run home. 28 mile as usual, about 40 minutes, then 1 hour 20 to get the last two miles home. Was expecting to park up and walk at any mo!



