Snow in UK
Wibbles
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Its not only the US that gets snow
Here I am in 1978 standing by a mahusive snow drift in Southern England
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Them were the days, when we got snow @Wibbles ha ha - we were talking about the winter/January of 1986 the other day - the whole of the month was like a frozen month, we had icicles hanging from the house and hubby had to shovel the snow from round the car to try and get to work.1
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‘The Big Freeze, as it came to be known, began on Boxing Day 1962 with heavy snowfall and went on for nearly three months. Drifts reached up to 20 feet in places and the whole of the country was caught in its icy grip.’0
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Wonder if we will ever have winters like that again ?????1
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I didn't know we'd ever had snow like that!! Given how much we seem to struggle with the small amounts we get I can't imagine what we'd do in that. But it looks so pretty and I kind of want it0
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I haven't seen any snow where I live in the festive period but I'm going to Scotland so might get some up there0
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This is more from the same year...this is Southern England !
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