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19th Mar 2007 2:10 pm
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Had a dusting down in Usk but all went by 7:30am.
19th Mar 2007 2:27 pm
jkp
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We had a fair bit yesterday. Woke up this morning intent on going out for the day searching for some good roads to find it all gone
Forecast for the Scottish central belt has us missing it all...AGAIN!!
19th Mar 2007 2:42 pm
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Just spoken to someone up in Grantown & it is chucking it down with snow up there now!
When I went out for a pizza yesterday evening there no snow on the road. By the time I'd returned, half an hour later, there was enough snow lying to leave an e class merc stuck trying to get into the Palace Hotel car park. Not wanting to miss an opportunity for a 'rescue', I gave him a tow up the hill. I reckon it had to be lack of skill on his part that got him stuck - if a D3 towing 2 tones of car can do it, then 2 tonnes of car should be able to do it by itself, certainly when there's only an inch of snow...
A bit of slush left on Long Hill down into Whaley Bridge this morning made my commute a little more fun. I have to say, the Grass Gravel Snow setting is very handy for us leaden-footed drivers!
And BBC weather is predicting two snowflakes for Buxton tomorrow. Yay!
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