Whistler
Inspired
To all the people on this forum who can actually deal with snow, my hat is officially off to you. Here in England I have an excerpt from our national daily newspaper today as follows....
“Tonight Brits are braced for an inch of snow across large parts of the UK, with up to four inches on higher ground as 2,000 gritters battle a -11C “polar plunge”.
The country-wide whiteout threatens to close roads, knock out power supplies and mobile phone signals as the Met Office issued a slew of severe ice and snow weather warnings right through to the end of the week.”
Yes, you read that correctly. We are expecting 1 inch of snow and the whole country will grind to a halt. Not the first time and I’m certain it won’t be the last. I’m sure we are the laughing stock of the world with our total inefficiency of dealing with “an inch of snow”.
Hopefully I will survive this apocalypse and be able to communicate sometime in the future.
“Tonight Brits are braced for an inch of snow across large parts of the UK, with up to four inches on higher ground as 2,000 gritters battle a -11C “polar plunge”.
The country-wide whiteout threatens to close roads, knock out power supplies and mobile phone signals as the Met Office issued a slew of severe ice and snow weather warnings right through to the end of the week.”
Yes, you read that correctly. We are expecting 1 inch of snow and the whole country will grind to a halt. Not the first time and I’m certain it won’t be the last. I’m sure we are the laughing stock of the world with our total inefficiency of dealing with “an inch of snow”.
Hopefully I will survive this apocalypse and be able to communicate sometime in the future.