Where about a in Wilts Ian? I’m a Swindonian by birth...IanMcL wrote:Excellent. As long as the main roads are clear, escaping snowy Wiltshire for Turf Moor, will be a pleasure. Car charged and ready.
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What a load of b......spiston broke wrote:
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I remember now - we’ve discussed this beforeIanMcL wrote:On the edge of Salisbury, Rick.
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Ha! the amount of snow you guys got is little more than a minor annoyance in my neck of the woods
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I can believe that, I once worked a building site in Buxton which shut down early one day because snow; nothing unusual, except it was the first week of June!Buxtonclaret wrote:...We always get plenty!
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About 1975 and the Derbyshire Lancs cricket match was abandoned for the day due to snow. I was on hols in a caravan on the East Coast-really cold that night-wondered why until I heard the newsAfloatinClaret wrote:I can believe that, I once worked a building site in Buxton which shut down early one day because snow; nothing unusual, except it was the first week of June!
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Snow? Had a about an inch on Friday but gone now...back to the shorts again as it’s a bright sunny and dry day down here.
In fact we are off to the sea side in a bit, sometimes football has to take a back seat on a day like this in the middle of winter.
In fact we are off to the sea side in a bit, sometimes football has to take a back seat on a day like this in the middle of winter.
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That's right. 1975.mdd2 wrote:About 1975 and the Derbyshire Lancs cricket match was abandoned for the day due to snow. I was on hols in a caravan on the East Coast-really cold that night-wondered why until I heard the news
Good old photo here that gets aired now and then in the local paper.
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AfloatinClaret wrote:I can believe that, I once worked a building site in Buxton which shut down early one day because snow; nothing unusual, except it was the first week of June!
Another photo from that day.
Next day was a beautiful, warm sunny summer's day.
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