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zurich_allan wrote:Currently sitting relieved with a cup of tea after worrying all night - one of my friends had gone missing for over 30 hours. He's married with kids and has a history of depression, and this time of year with the temperature outside it looked very serious and ominous. The police were round at the doors of everyone he knows to see if they could find him. Thankfully he was found safe at about 5am this morning. Mind you he might not be so safe when his wife gets hold of him...Take away the history of depression and that happens to me ALL the time.
LewEngBridewell wrote:I'm watching it snow outside...... I will be walking in it soon....I was working in it, but us lot up here are made of sterner stuff than you sasanachs. Skids and wheelspin in the yard were required.
andrew wrote:I was clearing it but it was only a centimetre or so. We've got off lightly so far this winter.LewEngBridewell wrote:I'm watching it snow outside...... I will be walking in it soon....I was working in it, but us lot up here are made of sterner stuff than you sasanachs. Skids and wheelspin in the yard were required.
smokin wrote:I'm in London at the moment and the snow I spoke of earlier did not last. However, when I make my glorious return to Lancashire tomorrow... it may well be a wholly different story....andrew wrote:I was clearing it but it was only a centimetre or so. We've got off lightly so far this winter.LewEngBridewell wrote:I'm watching it snow outside...... I will be walking in it soon....I was working in it, but us lot up here are made of sterner stuff than you sasanachs. Skids and wheelspin in the yard were required.
What's Burning? wrote:Yeah, I was pretty worried as were a number of us who were up all night waiting on any news either from him or the police, was a big relief to know he was safe.zurich_allan wrote:Currently sitting relieved with a cup of tea after worrying all night - one of my friends had gone missing for over 30 hours. He's married with kids and has a history of depression, and this time of year with the temperature outside it looked very serious and ominous. The police were round at the doors of everyone he knows to see if they could find him. Thankfully he was found safe at about 5am this morning. Mind you he might not be so safe when his wife gets hold of him...Take away the history of depression and that happens to me ALL the time.
Seriously though ZA, glad your friend is at least physically okay. Perhaps a good conversation will help bring things back into perspective for him.
LewEngBridewell wrote:I'm in London at the moment and the snow I spoke of earlier did not last. However, when I make my glorious return to Lancashire tomorrow... it may well be a wholly different story....Didn't last? It didn't fall in the first place!
LewEngBridewell wrote:It's only a light dusting but on bald tyres it is interesting/fun. The temperature is due to rocket up in the middle of the week so it won't last.smokin wrote:I'm in London at the moment and the snow I spoke of earlier did not last. However, when I make my glorious return to Lancashire tomorrow... it may well be a wholly different story....andrew wrote:I was clearing it but it was only a centimetre or so. We've got off lightly so far this winter.LewEngBridewell wrote:I'm watching it snow outside...... I will be walking in it soon....I was working in it, but us lot up here are made of sterner stuff than you sasanachs. Skids and wheelspin in the yard were required.
JamesD89 wrote:London's a big place. According to leading scientists and meteorologists snow can be very localised.LewEngBridewell wrote:I'm in London at the moment and the snow I spoke of earlier did not last. However, when I make my glorious return to Lancashire tomorrow... it may well be a wholly different story....Didn't last? It didn't fall in the first place!
andrew wrote:London's a big place. According to leading scientists and meteorologists snow can be very localised.
Snow falls where I say it falls!JamesD89 wrote:I live in the North eastern corner of London. Last segment of the Central Line to be SLIGHTLY more specific. And it snowed briefly.andrew wrote:London's a big place. According to leading scientists and meteorologists snow can be very localised.
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