Deep and crisp and even ?

[venta]

Not fair! Not fair!
Last night, driving to Thame from work, I got a call from Andy telling me it was snowing in Cambridge.
Once I'd got home, I had a chat with Samantha and she told me that they had proper, settling snow up in Leicestershire.

This morning there was a bit of frost on my car.

And now I'm in work, skimming quickly over my friends' page. And all the Cambridge people have snow. And nalsa up in Leeds has snow, and sushidog is waxing lyrical about how pretty her snow is, and dammit it's not fair!

Where's my snow ?

I started in Oxford this morning, and drove across a chunk of Oxfordshire and a small sliver of Berkshire to get to my office in Reading - and not a flake to be seen anywhere.

<sulks>

Comments

[jiggery-pokery.livejournal.com]

There was a piddly bit of sleet in Middlesbrough yesterday, but that was our lot, so (unless the difference between being 10 miles away from the coast and being 25 miles away from the coast is ratehr bigger than I think, or there is a massive altitude difference which I hadn't observed) there almost certainly isn't any from your neck of the woods either.

[venta.livejournal.com]

What, no snow in the alpine village of Darlington ? Shocking.

To be fair, while driving last night there was a patch of very intense rain, which might have been sleet. Couldn't tell from in the car, and didn't really fancy getting out to check.

I am, however, due to go to Burton on Trent this evening, so hopefully I might meet some of the cold, white stuff up there.

[wimble.livejournal.com]

Rice for breakfast?