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Hi everybody,we have a snowman who is about 8 feet high.There is 2 feet of snow on my allotment,and i want also do something out there but i cannot do sh*t.What the h*ll is wrong with the weather this year it is march for godsake.We had -20 last night,i am worring for my olivetree outside,this good be his last year. :'( :'( :'(At this moment looking outside it is snowing again,wenn does it stop????

Know the feeeling Ruud here last night -17 ;D

Now its chucking it down again ::)

All my Peas Broccoli and lettuce in Propagators

Wrapped in Towels Bin Liners and Double Thick Plastic

Here's hoping....Mother Nature is a funny Ole Girl ;)

It was gorgeous in West Essex early this morning!  White all over instead of just a little smittering.  Pity it didn't keep snowing though.  It stopped about  10am and as the temperature rose, it disappeared  :'(  I want more more more! ! !  I want a good old fashioned snow "shower" like we used to have when I was younger.  A good four or five inches thick for at least a couple of days.  Freezing temperatures and snowball fights hehehe.  Only thing I didn't like was how it began to freeze over after a couple of days and send me skating!   ;D

And don't believe it's gone when this bit is through.

Twenty or so years ago, we could not reach the station for daughter to train to hospital in London. Had to be dragged out of the ditch (which you couldn't see) twice by tractor.

The hospital would not believe her. Until days later when she took back photos.

It was well into APRIL!! In those days, -20 was quite common

Snow again here this morning. Poor Lassie with her sale??

I was reading in a mag today that a good day to put your spuds in is Good Friday (earlies) and mid April for maincrop so I've put a note on my calendar.  I daren't put mine in too early as it's too cold oop t'north.