What's it like in your neck of the woods?

[MartinN]

9.5 degrees in Hertfordshire, at least in the sun, I am leaving work early sod it, I'm on hols till Monday. The roof is coming down in 10 mins. now the choice, a 10 mile blast up the A1M or the back roads. Happy weekend Zeding to you all. I'll be in Wareham.

 

[FRANKIE]

9.5 degrees in Hertfordshire, at least in the sun, I am leaving work early sod it, I'm on hols till Monday. The roof is coming down in 10 mins. now the choice, a 10 mile blast up the A1M or the back roads. Happy weekend Zeding to you all. I'll be in Wareham.

Back roads, back roads, backroads................. you can just SEE more, you feel part of the countryside, you're ALIVE with it. GO FOR IT!!!!!!!!! Frankie

 

[oldcarman]

We never know when warmer spring temps will overtake us and we're coming up to the Ides of March which historically means blizzards. It's either in like a lion out like a lamb or in like a lamb out like a lion. Do I need to clarify that for you also. JIM

 

[phil.a]

sunshine all day

 

[Shelly]

Lovely day here today
Only now getting dark
Hope it's going to stay like this now

 

[oldcarman]

Eastern Canada has had so much snow it's up to the top of stop signs and the eaves of most houses. Wouldn't want to have my Zed or anything else out on a street as the loaders don't know where anything is until they hit it!! JIM

 

[Shelly]

Well done Jim
Your keeping on topic with your posts
How long to go now

 

[MartinN]

Back roads, back roads, backroads................. you can just SEE more, you feel part of the countryside, you're ALIVE with it. GO FOR IT!!!!!!!!! Frankie

Went for it, blooming great, mind you there was little chance the motorway would win, I think I added about 5 miles to my trip home.

 

[t-tony]

Only 5 miles Martin, I would have forgotten something accidentally on purpose, so I could go back round again.
Best choice- no contest.

Tony.

 

[FRANKIE]

We never know when warmer spring temps will overtake us and we're coming up to the Ides of March which historically means blizzards. It's either in like a lion out like a lamb or in like a lamb out like a lion. Do I need to clarify that for you also. JIM

Everything in your neck of the woods means blizzards.

 

[FRANKIE]

Eastern Canada has had so much snow it's up to the top of stop signs and the eaves of most houses. Wouldn't want to have my Zed or anything else out on a street as the loaders don't know where anything is until they hit it!! JIM

Would it matter?