Discussion
Crossflow Kid said:
Oh great, a light dusting of icing sugar for two hours and the entire UK will grind to a halt (as usual).
Exuse me, not the entire UK....us Scots can handle the snow just fine 
I drove up to Fort William last week, and there was already some snow on high ground.
Edited by Penny-lope on Saturday 25th October 12:07
Penny-lope said:
Crossflow Kid said:
Oh great, a light dusting of icing sugar for two hours and the entire UK will grind to a halt (as usual).
Exuse me, not the entire UK....us Scots can handle the snow just fine 
I drove up to Fort William last week, and there was already some snow on high ground.
Edited by Penny-lope on Saturday 25th October 12:07
Penny-lope said:
Crossflow Kid said:
Oh great, a light dusting of icing sugar for two hours and the entire UK will grind to a halt (as usual).
Exuse me, not the entire UK....us Scots can handle the snow just fine 
I drove up to Fort William last week, and there was already some snow on high ground.
Coincidentaly, I was in Fort Wiliam on Wednesday on my way back from Invermoriston.
Morningside said:
That would be true, if the bugger had not gone to the great kennel in the sky. I purchased the Pajero after the last get snow flurry and yup, you guessed it... Sod all since I have owned it.
Edited by Morningside on Saturday 25th October 12:59
re: doggyI bought a 4x4 for the snow and since then one day, at easter, is all I got!
Ok so it is the smallest 4x4 in the world but still...
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About time my 4x4 discovered snow.