who got snow?
02 February 2009, 01:20 PM
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who got snow?
im sitting here watching the news and the snow,has anyone got any in wales yet,bloody pembrokeshire nearly always misses out.
02 February 2009, 02:10 PM
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There is the odd flurry I've noticed but we should have at least a sprinkle for tomorrow.
In a previous life I repaired cleaning machines for Tesco stores and once visiting Merthyr I went in for an hour and came out to a good couple of inches on the van. Hell of a long time to get back to Oxfordshire that day!
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02 February 2009, 02:15 PM
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just seen degsy on the news he saying we should get a good dollop overnight,fingers crossed up the mountains for tommorrow,if its white the kids are staying off dont care what the school says,we get it that rarely i think they can miss a day.
02 February 2009, 02:19 PM
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sent everybody home from work
look out kids daddy will be waxing those runners on the slays up now
the big kid will be home in an hour
look out kids daddy will be waxing those runners on the slays up now
the big kid will be home in an hour
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02 February 2009, 03:22 PM
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just starting to snow in milford, ,right seeing as we are so good at debating the pros and cons of various modifications we should now decide the favorite sledge material,i will propose that the doubled up sheet of damp proof membrane is the best for thick snow conditions,were as the metal tray is better for icy conditions.discuss.
,right seeing as we are so good at debating the pros and cons of various modifications we should now decide the favorite sledge material,i will propose that the doubled up sheet of damp proof membrane is the best for thick snow conditions,were as the metal tray is better for icy conditions.discuss.
, pitched first thing this morning, think its slowin down again...
02 February 2009, 05:32 PM
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just starting to snow in milford, ,right seeing as we are so good at debating the pros and cons of various modifications we should now decide the favorite sledge material,i will propose that the doubled up sheet of damp proof membrane is the best for thick snow conditions,were as the metal tray is better for icy conditions.discuss.
,right seeing as we are so good at debating the pros and cons of various modifications we should now decide the favorite sledge material,i will propose that the doubled up sheet of damp proof membrane is the best for thick snow conditions,were as the metal tray is better for icy conditions.discuss.
you cannot beat polished tubular sections for a slay
plastic DPC does not keep your *** from getting sliced up if there is glass or in this day and age needles but for ice or snow the plastic flat bottom ones work a treat to
i must have hit about 40mph down the skateboard park just now
02 February 2009, 06:14 PM
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tubular steel does have its fans but unless the snow is thick and well compacted you do tend to get the old plough problem,*** slice can be avoided by the longjohn and double jean modification.
02 February 2009, 06:23 PM
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you cannot beat polished tubular sections for a slay
plastic DPC does not keep your *** from getting sliced up if there is glass or in this day and age needles but for ice or snow the plastic flat bottom ones work a treat to
i must have hit about 40mph down the skateboard park just now
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02 February 2009, 07:26 PM
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you cannot beat polished tubular sections for a slay
plastic DPC does not keep your *** from getting sliced up if there is glass or in this day and age needles but for ice or snow the plastic flat bottom ones work a treat to
i must have hit about 40mph down the skateboard park just now
