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Seen a few incidents this morning with cars smashed. Had a lady almost skid into me due to going to fast and when she breaked she skidded must of only been a coupe inches to my bake bumper. Seen a BMW drift round a roundabout by accident but almost hit into someone's car, that was proper close.

And to top it off i fell through some ice and plunged my leg into the icy water up to my shin when out with my dog! My own fault really i thought the ice was thick enough and eanted to 'test' it proper kid moment!

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Blade wrote:@Nutz Get out drifting in that Z4

Humm.. Maybe P0's aren't the best winter tyre any little press on the throttle and the rear wheels span up. Good fun though.

"Don't be surprised, when a crack in the ice, appears under your feet...."

D6Nutz wrote:

Blade wrote:@Nutz Get out drifting in that Z4

Humm.. Maybe P0's aren't the best winter tyre any little press on the throttle and the rear wheels span up. Good fun though.

Haha Beemers are good for that lots of fun

Snowed all afternoon here and drifting all over the place. And its fecking freezing even though the heating has been on all day.

I can't remember experiencing snow like this in this country its very fine and quite dry , although it has been persistent today it is only a few cm deep but it is bitterly cold .

Yeah at least it's dry. Every time I looked out the window my boy is lay in it. It was 5 hours later until he came in cold for his dinner.

I got fed up with the cold blowing in from the kitchen.. Apparently we can't have a back door until it stops snowing!

Got stuck in the drifting snow at 6:30am, pulled out by a 4x4 an hour later, that’s what comes of frozen snow with powder drifting over the top - my van literally fell through the crust and was bellied out.
Found a way onto a decent road only to have a call from my Boss saying we were officially closed for business - only because he got stuck going into work in an Amarok 4x4.
Mrs Gee called moments later to say if I didn’t get home soon I wouldn’t get here as our towns only access road was nearly impassable. So another day at home for me, whilst my workload piles up as high as the snowdrifts I encountered coming home....

Two and a half hours to get home.

D6Nutz wrote:

Blade wrote:@Nutz Get out drifting in that Z4

Humm.. Maybe P0's aren't the best winter tyre any little press on the throttle and the rear wheels span up. Good fun though.

Funny you say that - they are not I've driven through the snow in the UK and France today - 10hrs driving to get home.

The F-Type has tried to go sideways a number of times today - out of toll booths is my doing but some of the others are not. It's no Range Rover

Winter tyres are the dogs danglies in this weather and the only real safe option.

Just walked down to the local shop and took some photos and its absolutely atrocious conditions out there. Not safe at all.

Gusting 60 mph here now

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Lol

It's been snowing pretty much all day. The snowfall has been pretty heavy for the last hour.

Most of the snow is clearing here now.

Didn't stop us going sledging on the local hills though. Great family fun, well most of the time
apparently I'm a naughty Daddy.

Me and my youngest got to the bottom of a run, couldn't stop, went straight through the gate hit a big mound, went airborne for 6 feet and landed with a broken sledge.....oops

Good job we had emergency pain relief to hand

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According to the BBC news at 6pm pretty much every main road connecting the east with the West is closed due to snow or high winds or both.

Sainsbury can't deliver our weekly shop for 2 days.

Walked up Tesco express this morning and shelfs are bare. Told they arr getting a deliver so went back this evening but no change.

I'll try Morrisons cafe for breakfast

just eat your MRS