Let it snow!

[ajrimmer42]

Originally Posted by Oberon

Once upon a time we knew how to deal with it:

Somehow i knew that would be Snow Drift at Bleath Gill before i clicked it lol, such a good film!

[Dan D]

No kidding, I mentioned the cold weather to an old guy yesterday and he said: "On December 1 in 1941, it was colder. I was 19 years old and I was 18 kilometers before Moscow wearing boots with hobnails (which are nails inserted into the soles of the boots) and summer uniform. That was cold! I realised we would lose this war."

[Betonov]

50 to 70 cm here, and another delivery due tommorow. But life goes on as usual, we have our little date with the shovel enough to get the car out then go to the pub like its summer. The bitching about roads being a mess is after we drive back home

[Gargamel]

Originally Posted by Dan D

No kidding, I mentioned the cold weather to an old guy yesterday and he said: "On December 1 in 1941, it was colder. I was 19 years old and I was 18 kilometers before Moscow wearing boots with hobnails (which are nails inserted into the soles of the boots) and summer uniform. That was cold! I realised we would lose this war."

Makes you feel a little humble there.

[Oberon]

Originally Posted by ajrimmer42

Somehow i knew that would be Snow Drift at Bleath Gill before i clicked it lol, such a good film!

Classic stuff, that, the Elizabethan Express and the Night Mail are my favourites.

Originally Posted by Dan D

No kidding, I mentioned the cold weather to an old guy yesterday and he said: "On December 1 in 1941, it was colder. I was 19 years old and I was 18 kilometers before Moscow wearing boots with hobnails (which are nails inserted into the soles of the boots) and summer uniform. That was cold! I realised we would lose this war."

Very humbling indeed, the beginning of the end of the Third Reich there. Lucky guy to make it out of the Eastern Front with everything still attached.