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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 10:41 
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Coming down heavier than ever in Liverpool


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 10:45 
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Oh, I've got all the remote access I need. The problem is that the DLR is never affected by snow even when the rest of the network has come to a crashing halt.

Within my eyeline this morning are approximately ninety desks. There are three people sitting at them.


I'm technically a civil servant at the moment, my current boss has the attitude that if you can do stuff from home, then be pragmatic about your travel and stay home if you can. Civil servants have a duty not to add to the public transport chaos if they can help it, is his opinion.
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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I was good enough to let the people from the village at the bottom of the hill onto Grim...Acres for TOP SLEDGING ACTION.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:29 
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We went to Baildon Moor on Saturday. This si what the top looked like.


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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It's bloody annoying when you get to the top of somewhere like that and there's already someone there getting in the way of all your photos, isn't it?

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:40 
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It's bloody annoying when you get to the top of somewhere like that and there's already someone there getting in the way of all your photos, isn't it?


That, and because of weather, the view over to the Drax power station was ruined.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:47 
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It's bloody annoying when you get to the top of somewhere like that and there's already someone there getting in the way of all your photos, isn't it?


That, and because of weather, the view over to the Drax power station was ruined.


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:48 
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It's bloody annoying when you get to the top of somewhere like that and there's already someone there getting in the way of all your photos, isn't it?


That, and because of weather, the view over to the Drax power station was ruined.


"Look after Mr MaliA. See that some harm comes to him".


Hey, it is Europe's sedcond largest coal fired power station. I show her the best things. She stil talks about the time we went to the lawnmower museum.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 11:50 
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Some snow here now.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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She stil talks about the time we went to the lawnmower museum.


Yes. Yes, I imagine she does.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Yes it is called Everest Street.

Why does the iphone do that :)

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Yes it is called Everest Street.

Why does the iphone do that :)

"Try not holding it like that"


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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what in portrait?

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 12:33 
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what in portrait?


Yes, my S2 does that. It thinks all photos are to be taken in landscape.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Not helpful is it :)

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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what in portrait?

How quick we forget.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 12:52 
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Snow provision fail.

Tons of work, no time to head out, no food in house. Starving kitten :'(

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
PostPosted: Mon Jan 21, 2013 12:55 
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Oh, I've got all the remote access I need. The problem is that the DLR is never affected by snow even when the rest of the network has come to a crashing halt.

Within my eyeline this morning are approximately ninety desks. There are three people sitting at them.


You could do what I've done and have a mishap in the snow and screw your ankle up.

If there wasn't snow, I'd be ok to get into work, but with the paths as they are currently, no thanks. Chance of reinjury is rather too high.


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Ah, I'm surefooted, me. I traverse the snow like some kind of fucking gazelle.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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I'm not sure gazelles would be particularly sure footed in the snow while they were...


May explain why you had to walk in the middle of the road coming home Saturday night because you kept slipping on the pavement...

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Ah, I'm surefooted, me. I traverse the snow like some kind of fucking gazelle.


On four legs, locked in coitus?


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Ah, I'm surefooted, me. I traverse the snow like some kind of fucking gazelle.


On four legs, locked in coitus?


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Ah, I'm surefooted, me. I traverse the snow like some kind of fucking gazelle.


On four legs, locked in coitus?


Possibly a poor choice of adjective, I'll concede.

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Rapid melting underway. Flash floods next on doom watch


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Craster wrote:
Ah, I'm surefooted, me. I traverse the snow like some kind of fucking gazelle.


I usually am quite capable of not slipping, and am typically not afeared to run over snowy surfaces. However, when the snow hides the edge of a path in the dark and you're carrying a couple of heavy bags, the results are less pleasant. And with my ankle currently a bit stuffed (although nowhere near as bad as Saturday) I am considerably less able to make the adjustments required for not slipping on snow.

So staying at home. And working.


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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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They've changed the forecast from midday-midnight snow to now being no snow at all today

WTF?

The trains apparently didn't get that memo, though

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 Post subject: Re: Winter Watch '12-'13
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Amazing.. I've just had this in an email..

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She stil talks about the time we went to the lawnmower museum.
Did she enjoy ogling Joe Pasquale's strimmer that much?

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http://metofficenews.wordpress.com/2013 ... 1-january/

Snow depths!

Bingley (2 miles away) came 7th with 15cm!

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http://metofficenews.wordpress.com/2013/01/21/latest-uk-snow-depths-monday-21-january/

Snow depths!

Bingley (2 miles away) came 7th with 15cm!


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WHAT NOW!

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 Post subject: Winter Watch '12-'13
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I found this little note just outside our front door this morning. It's from our somewhat elderly neighbours.

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That's exceedingly cute.

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Isn't it? Really made my morning :D

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That is lovely.

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Woods on my way home:


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That's awesome Meems! :)

I cleared all the paths yesterday, they have 3 inches on snow on them now. Grrr.

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Gutersloh Germany 70 12


A quick look on Wikpedia confirmed what I thought: we have an army base there (but not for much longer!).

Mimi: that's great!


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Nearly killed myself scraping and salting our outside stairs. Anxiety + physical exertion = 15 minutes gasping for breath on the sofa.

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There was no snow overnight and none today, so now the pavements are at the deathtrap ice stage. Thankfully my YakTrax (which sounds more like a Jeff Minter Soundtrack CD than something you'd put on your shoes) are serving me well again so far.

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We have sun!

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