Your snow pictures
Posted by: Kevin-W on 02 February 2009
Given that London and the South East have had their heaviest snowfalls in 18 years, I thought that it might be fun to see everyone's snow pics from today.
To get everyone started, here's one of mine, taken in luverly Balham earlier...
1am
To get everyone started, here's one of mine, taken in luverly Balham earlier...
1am
In the far North we've missed out on the snow! 
In this weeks local paper
For those l working on their Orcadian a translation
The snow arrived today.
In this weeks local paper
For those l working on their Orcadian a translation
The snow arrived today.
This little raod near us is bad enough without snow....
quote:Girl snow
I'm ready for you Adam!
That is a great picture.quote:Originally posted by munch:
Peter
It looks like all the kit is outside.[/QUOTE]
It does actually, on a second look!
But this is what happens after you have your windows cleaned - It snows, then you get salt and slush thrown up against it! 
KR
Peter
quote:Girl snow
Adam's manly snow?
There's some snow in this one too......
Dear George [GML],
Yes, an old Carlton Kermesse.
It was bought by a friend of mine about the mid-eighties, and has been used for racing a time trialing, so used in action, you might say.
His wife has him more domesticated now, and though he still has a much newer racer now, they tend to go on rambles on a pair mountain bikes now, so the old Carlton had become redundant.
At work I found a derelict BSA racer, and as I always had wanted a really good bike, I asked about, but nothing doing on it. I mentioned this to my friend who told me not to go bidding on the BSA, because as he put it, "I've got something much nicer for you if you want a racer!"
His wife had told him to throw it out as it was taking space in the garage ...
So it has come to me, and it is lovely, fat like a greyhound, and you get where your going without being tired out!
I still have old Easgle mountain bike, but this is so nice. I honestly cannot see me ever using the Eagle again. I suppose I should keep it for emergemcies, or set it up with panniers and so on as a work horse.
Well spotted!
ATB from George
Yes, an old Carlton Kermesse.
It was bought by a friend of mine about the mid-eighties, and has been used for racing a time trialing, so used in action, you might say.
His wife has him more domesticated now, and though he still has a much newer racer now, they tend to go on rambles on a pair mountain bikes now, so the old Carlton had become redundant.
At work I found a derelict BSA racer, and as I always had wanted a really good bike, I asked about, but nothing doing on it. I mentioned this to my friend who told me not to go bidding on the BSA, because as he put it, "I've got something much nicer for you if you want a racer!"
His wife had told him to throw it out as it was taking space in the garage ...
So it has come to me, and it is lovely, fat like a greyhound, and you get where your going without being tired out!
I still have old Easgle mountain bike, but this is so nice. I honestly cannot see me ever using the Eagle again. I suppose I should keep it for emergemcies, or set it up with panniers and so on as a work horse.
Well spotted!
ATB from George
I hope this has worked.
