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Got up at 05:45, defrosted the car....
Set off to work at 06:10, from Nr Sunderland, got as far as A1 junction 57, met a nice police officer who asked where I was headed. "Catterick" I told him, He said don't bother..
I rang work to say I was stuck on the A1 in a jam, they said "Go Home..!"
Yippy, I've got a snow day.
timwilky
06-01-10, 08:49 AM
I phoned in yesterday as I could not make the 200 yards to the A6 which had been gritted, 3 cars making love at the bottom of of the hill. All bus services out of Chorley suspended. All taxis off the road.
The wife had to walk home from work and walk back in this morning. NHS staff have been told if they live within an hours walking distance they must come in. Great she has a blue badge because she cannot do more that 100 yards without pain and needs to rest. She left this morning at 7:30 to start at 9.00.
Snow hasnt stopped play here :(
Its stopped play here too. its about 20cm deep so the front acts as a snow plow. That in itself is ok but I have a very steep hill to go up as I live in an old quarry. It doesnt get gritted but the council said they might come and plow it soon.
its bad here too falc is working from home
At home today, not because I couldn't get in (we've only had 4" of snow and I'm a rufty-tufty northerner for whom this is a light dusting) but because the schools are closed.
Mrs Jabba made it into work OK in the Skud Roomster (which she now likes :rolleyes:) but may be sent home.
Still snowing here quite heavily. Will teach the kids (aged 11 and 9 and who've never seen snow worthy of the name before) to build a snowman later :-D
CB1ROCKET
06-01-10, 09:01 AM
Heavy in Brighton, snowed in at home - called work and said "oh ok then"
robh539
06-01-10, 09:03 AM
Not many people out this morning. 6" and more on the way. driving to work was fun :)
I'm sat at home with my feet up. Work (school) is closed as it was yesterday.
Yipeeeeee
fizzwheel
06-01-10, 09:05 AM
Its not to bad here, but theres enough to make driving on the side roads fun. Seen a few slides. TBH I dont why the bloke in the van attempted to drive down the steep hill by our hous, well he didnt really drive he slid quite along way.
I took the 4 x 4 to work Liz has stayed at home today.
Did anyone else have a Freeky Snow Storm last night with Thunder and Blue Coloured Lightning?
Now that was a weird sight...!
davepreston
06-01-10, 09:21 AM
1 word for ya work shy richie
landrover
that is all
Kate Moss
06-01-10, 09:26 AM
Plymouth thrown into mayhem! But i made it to work, only skidded a few times! Never got above 2nd gear though! im hoping to leave early though as our admission wont be making it and there is no way I am going to travel home in the dark later on. I have never driven ion snow before this week, its quite scary and unpredictable.
Piccy of The Hutt Boys with Arfur the Rabbit in the back garden. Still snowing here :-D
http://www.llanmonforum.org.uk/ArfurBoys.jpg
Did anyone else have a Freeky Snow Storm last night with Thunder and Blue Coloured Lightning?
Now that was a weird sight...!
Yep, thats what the coppers were in... and they told me to forget about getting through to Catterick. :smt037 :smt101
Iansv II
06-01-10, 10:27 AM
Stuck at work booooo
Boss lives round the corner and offers lifts in when it snows so can't ever skive...
eviltwin
06-01-10, 10:33 AM
About 8 inches here and still coming down nicely so a snow day for me. I just hope at least one member of staff at the pub has made it in cos that's where I'm heading to 'work from home' later.
Mr Speirs
06-01-10, 10:33 AM
I may not be able to get my car out but I need to get to work today as I have got a lot of work to do before friday. Guna start trying to get my car out an hour before I need to be at work.
Littlepeahead
06-01-10, 11:09 AM
Luckily I can work from home so I'm doing that. Just sent the boss this picture as I understand there isn't much snow near work so he'll be convinced I'm not just skiving.
http://forums.sv650.org/picture.php?albumid=509&pictureid=3854
I may not be able to get my car out but I need to get to work today as I have got a lot of work to do before friday. Guna start trying to get my car out an hour before I need to be at work.
lol thats the difference between enjoying your job and wanting to be there... and down right hating your job like me
metalhead19
06-01-10, 11:20 AM
Plymouth thrown into mayhem! But i made it to work, only skidded a few times! Never got above 2nd gear though! im hoping to leave early though as our admission wont be making it and there is no way I am going to travel home in the dark later on. I have never driven ion snow before this week, its quite scary and unpredictable.
Didnt think the snow looked that bad in Plymouth this morning...or not compared to other places. I rode back from Guildford yesterday n arrived literally minutes before the snow.....i considered myself lucky as back home now ther is 10 inches n still snowing
Its been snowing like hell but still go into work yesterday and had to do my full 12 hours :( One of my manager comes over to me yesterday and asked where i lived, told her and she said oh thats ok cos its walking distance........ a normal sunny day it would take about 1 and half hours ish, in 6 inch of snow, add an hour and i dont finish work untill 11pm! what a caring place i work for! :smt108
Heres an interesting pic my brother sent me yesterday though...... Who is this person, what a legand! (either that or stupid lol)
http://uk.mg40.mail.yahoo.com/ya/download?mid=1%5f7706%5fAIVu%2bFcAAVjdS0RwmQceo1AP MgI&pid=2&fid=Inbox&inline=1
timwilky
06-01-10, 11:24 AM
I used to work with a lad who would phone in every winter with the "I'm snowed in excuse". Pilky lived in the hills down a 1 mile farm track off a country lane.
1979 the apprentice training officer had had enough of this and decided to pay Pilky a surprise visit. Borrowed the training managers company car and set off.
3 miles from Pilkys he drove into a snow drift and wrote off his bosses car and set off on foot. Eventually he saw a light in the distance and went cross country to it. Pilkys mum answered the door to him. She being a nice sort put him up for two days whilst he assisted in the digging out of the track that would enable them to get their landrover onto the road.
Strangely after that it was always accepted that if Pilky phoned in. It was genuine.
camera phone, one again stopped in the Jam between J58 - J57 south bound A1.
this was at 07:40 so been out for 1.5 hours... Shovel & Tow rope with differant asortments of shackles in the boot with my sleeping bag just in case.
http://img23.imageshack.us/img23/3029/image020kk.jpg
just heard A1 is now closed North bound J62. and were in for some more snow this afternoon and all night... may have another snow day tomorrow too if this keeps up.
;-)
Well... the car would not get out of the close. It's a steep hill and no-one has even attempted for the last 4 days as its about a foot deep in snow. And its a sports car - rear wheel drive, and the front bumper would probably act as a snow plough up until the point where it got ripped off.
So that left, parked in the garden with direct access to the road on the other side of the house, the SV. Fortunately the battery was indoors on a charger, so I popped it all back together, losing one of the side panel bolts somewhere in the snow in the process, and off we set with no further issues. Until I got to work 55 miles later, and the car park is 8 inches deep in snow as well. Ho hum.
So... does anyone have a spare side panel bolt?
I've also realised that the standard control layout isn't good for snow & ice. When you're skating across slippery stuff, you really want both feet down. You also want your rear brake. The two aren't compatible.
GeneticBubble
06-01-10, 11:34 AM
i live 1 mile from work, and its open... i've got no excuse for a day off :(
i live 1 mile from work, and its open... i've got no excuse for a day off :(
I live 40 miles from work, 30 miles on the A1 10 miles on back roads. :thumleft:
Could be worse, Last year it was 53 miles to work. :smt101
I live 67 miles from work. I swept 8 inches of snow off the car before I set off. I made it just fine. Not so sure about the drive home though. I was told an hour after I left another 8 inches had fallen. It's still snowing here in Reading as well. Looking at the AA road watch map, traffic is at a stand still on the M4 between Reading and Swindon Junc 11 to 15. I am going to Junction 17 with another 6 miles along country roads after that.
hindle8907
06-01-10, 12:00 PM
I had to work from home yesterday and today while my girl friend is sat on the sofa watching TV and just totaly chilling out because her work is closed. !!!!
Im going to say my internet has gone down hahaha
So the pic didnt work in my last post, ill try again, here goes.....
Nutter or legend.... you decide
http://forums.sv650.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=5939&stc=1&d=1262779409
Been there, done that. :lol:
So the pic didnt work in my last post, ill try again, here goes.....
Nutter or legend.... you decide
http://forums.sv650.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=5939&stc=1&d=1262779409
Are we talking about the biker ..... or you driving and taking a photo ?? :-)
Personally i wouldn't take the risk of damaging the SV ...... but if you're prepared to go slow enough, and prepared to drop the bike, then crack on !! :-)
Nutter or legend.... you decide
Both :lol:
Nutter. but have done the same in my youth... as back then my Suzuki TS100 was my only form of transport.
Only form of transport for me is the SV (Well, or the CBR, but no way that's going out in this...). I set off for work yesterday...then stopped when I got 1/4 mile down the road when my phone was ringing. Work closed. Same today. Getting paid for it. Bonus!
Kate Moss
06-01-10, 12:32 PM
Didnt think the snow looked that bad in Plymouth this morning...or not compared to other places. I rode back from Guildford yesterday n arrived literally minutes before the snow.....i considered myself lucky as back home now ther is 10 inches n still snowing
Il upload some pics later! Its snowing quite heavily again now! I work out in Roborough so it gets worse the closer the the moors you get!
Speedy Claire
06-01-10, 12:44 PM
After it taking almost 20 mins and 2 strapping young men to help me get off my driveway and out of the road I drove to work to be sent home again as we`re only doing priority 1 house calls and those will be based within a small radius of where I live.
Speedy Claire
06-01-10, 12:46 PM
So the pic didnt work in my last post, ill try again, here goes.....
Nutter or legend.... you decide
http://forums.sv650.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=5939&stc=1&d=1262779409
I`m sure whatever the reason he was riding it must`ve been a good one and thats probs his only method of transport
Yeah I only have the bike.
Only came off once this winter snow far :)
Roads are basically clear now, but car parks and side roads are ice rinks..
Up here we seem to be getting off lightly compared to you Southeners :)
TheOnlyNemesis
06-01-10, 12:54 PM
Learnt my lesson about snow and ice riding last year, so gonna be active and just walk till it all goes, beats sitting in A&E for 5 hours.
Iansv II
06-01-10, 01:00 PM
So the pic didnt work in my last post, ill try again, here goes.....
Nutter or legend.... you decide
http://forums.sv650.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=5939&stc=1&d=1262779409
Done that on 125, wouldn't do it on anything bigger though...
barwel1992
06-01-10, 01:13 PM
haha my dads off work and only works a mile and a half away :D lazy git mum off as the rx8 wouldent move at all (spinning wheels) and im off any way
Are we talking about the biker ..... or you driving and taking a photo ?? :-)
not my photo bud :) see my first post....
Heres an interesting pic my brother sent me yesterday though...... Who is this person, what a legand! (either that or stupid lol)
With overnight temps predicted to be -6 degC between 3:00 and 6:00am and it still to be -4:00 degC at 9:00am, the Council has decided that all Cardiff's schools will be shut tomorrow.
Another "Snow Day" for me :-D
Snow came just at the wrong time today - about half an hour AFTER getting to work, and just as all the kids were arriving. We had to close the school at 11.30 mostly because of the buesses. About 75% of our kids get into school by bus and the companies were saying they wouldn't be able to run after 12. They were right too, as it has been chucking it down ever since.
I wonder whether we'll be open tomorrow? The Head will make the decision at 6 am, so we all have to get up early, just in case!
Blimey, just looked out the window ... really coming down here now !!! Have had plenty of snow, but it seemed to be clearing away ...
I'm not at work today because I've got a bad case of Man-flu (struggled in Monday and Tuesday, and boss said to get myself better before the whole team gets it :-) ) ..... if it carries on like this I can't see us opening the office tomorrow anyway ...
Spiderman
06-01-10, 04:51 PM
So the pic didnt work in my last post, ill try again, here goes.....
Nutter or legend.... you decide
http://forums.sv650.org/attachment.php?attachmentid=5939&stc=1&d=1262779409
neither i say. Desperate to get home and not wait for hours on end on the hard shoulder, i think.
I did the same thing last year in the snows. Not cos i wanted to but cos the day before i'd had to wait 4hrs for recovery to come get me. But i was lucky, i noticed the nail in my tyre when i was at a petrol station so i got to wait in their nice warm shop and brink coffee etc.
Legend. Only cos I had to use my bike today as the car wasn't going anywhere. I reserve the right to change my mind on the way home. I hope i'm posting happy thoughts around 7pm and not frying the swear filter.
Fizzy Fish
06-01-10, 04:59 PM
I took a snow day today - my first ever I think!
TBH despite 6-8 inches of snow I could have got in, but with snow still falling all day I would have just spent most of the time worrying about whether the trains were going to be stopped, thus leaving me stuck overnight 30 miles from home with only my office to sleep in. And waking up in the office on your day off is just not a good plan! :lol:
Instead I took stuff home with me last night to do at home. And I have been doing some work...in between building a huge snowman and taking photos of snowy stuff :D
Maaan I love the white stuff...snow that is of course ;)
Maaan I love the white stuff...snow that is of course ;)
Some say 'tis God's dandruff :lol:
Bluepete
06-01-10, 05:28 PM
It snowed about eight inches here yesterday, froze solid, then another inch overnight.
I left at 0545hrs for my 20 mile commute, made it in at 0655hrs. Then I spent about 130 miles worth of fuel on the motorways of Manchester, pulling cars out of the central reservation barriers and dragging cars out of drifts.
Now did you know, that white flaky stuff ain't dandruff, it's SNOW. it's SLIPPY, you'll CRASH! Ho hum, they leared the hard way.
It was a beautiful day though! I managed to get a few snaps;
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0597.jpg
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0599.jpg
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Pete ;)
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0599.jpg
Pete ;)
Going by the X6 on Top Gear, is that ^^^^ any use? :confused:
Bluepete
06-01-10, 05:53 PM
Going by the X6 on Top Gear, is that ^^^^ any use? :confused:
In the dry, yep, brilliant fun. In the snow, barely better than a normal car. Put it this way, one went to drag a local patrol out of a snowy road. The X5 got stuck and had to be dragged out by a shonky old Landy Defender transport services use for dropping rock salt around one of our complexes!
Several times today, I thought I was going to have to ask for help, but through luck or skill :smt037 I managed to stay mobile. The gearbox is a nightmare to get the hang of, it's electronic auto and as I often have to do quick U-turns to go after potential "customers" I find it very frustrating. The management system won't allow reverse to engage until the wheels have been locked stationary. Then the same again to get into drive. In the old X5's, it was a typical, forward and back auto box, nice and easy. This one is carp! The engines let go quite often too.
However, I would rather use the X5 than the Volvo T5's. They are a nightmare in the snow. Very powerfull, front wheel drive and auto, so no clutch control and the very wide tyres that just spin out.
Back in again tomorow and Friday, it's minus 3 now, dropping to minus 8 overnight.
Wish me luck!
Pete ;)
timwilky
06-01-10, 06:31 PM
I have had an email, my driving lesson (Because work consider me a risk) for tomorrow has been cancelled. they were sending the instructor up from Birmingham and he was to meet me at Billsborrow, north of Preston. As one or two PM peeps will know I know quite a bit of the fun roads round there and I was looking forward to taking my instructor on some scenic routes, specially in the snow and ice in the trough.
Personally I thought a day with an ex police instructor in those conditions would have actually been a very useful exercise.
Luck! :thumbsup:
Snow chains or Snow socks?
http://www.snowchains.co.uk/main/weisssock.htm
In the dry, yep, brilliant fun. In the snow, barely better than a normal car. Put it this way, one went to drag a local patrol out of a snowy road. The X5 got stuck and had to be dragged out by a shonky old Landy Defender transport services use for dropping rock salt around one of our complexes!
Several times today, I thought I was going to have to ask for help, but through luck or skill :smt037 I managed to stay mobile. The gearbox is a nightmare to get the hang of, it's electronic auto and as I often have to do quick U-turns to go after potential "customers" I find it very frustrating. The management system won't allow reverse to engage until the wheels have been locked stationary. Then the same again to get into drive. In the old X5's, it was a typical, forward and back auto box, nice and easy. This one is carp! The engines let go quite often too.
However, I would rather use the X5 than the Volvo T5's. They are a nightmare in the snow. Very powerfull, front wheel drive and auto, so no clutch control and the very wide tyres that just spin out.
Back in again tomorow and Friday, it's minus 3 now, dropping to minus 8 overnight.
Wish me luck!
Pete ;)
I drive a fiat cinquicento and where there is chaos all around me, I am having no problems with my skinny little tyres. Today on the way home from work I was driving around vehicles which were getting stuck all over the place on 2 inches of snow. Who was laughing then.
I have to say though that some people just did not have a clue what they were doing and doing just about everything they should not have been.
http://www.gixerjunkies.net/forum/attachment.php?attachmentid=34057&d=1262808106
BanditPat
07-01-10, 12:41 AM
I think the snows amazing :D well it wasnt really snow we got abotu two inches then that got all compacted and turned into a big sheet of ice which is great fun to drive on me thinks, seen lots of people getting stuck which i thought was slightly amusing but U turns in the snow = so much fun all it takes is a little bit of hand brake and then i can go back into the car parks and play never had this much fun
Okay so today I am NOT travelling the 67 miles to work again today. The big freeze last night has made the country roads, and most importantly, the big hill an inpassable object. Snow day for me as well (although I think that should be ice day. -9 right now). Brrrrr
Sally - you must be in the eye of it for once. I tell you live goes on here as normal despite the snow, this ice and the -15's -
there are a few prob's with side roads and trains but apart from that we are all functioning as normal
Though I did laugh myself silly last night watching the news and seeing poor old Englandshire struggle
Wonder what would happen if they had the same amount of snow that my friend has - 25 inches deeper in the drifts
Snow days don't exist up here for many (unfortunately)
Warthog
07-01-10, 12:38 PM
Had a snow day yesterday but today we made it in! Totally pointless of course, the car park is inaccessible and there is no one else here :lol:
Yesterday I made it in with no one else in. Today everyone else made it in and I didn't. :lol:
Sally - you must be in the eye of it for once. I tell you live goes on here as normal despite the snow, this ice and the -15's -
there are a few prob's with side roads and trains but apart from that we are all functioning as normal
Though I did laugh myself silly last night watching the news and seeing poor old Englandshire struggle
Wonder what would happen if they had the same amount of snow that my friend has - 25 inches deeper in the drifts
Snow days don't exist up here for many (unfortunately)
Honestly, theres hardly anything in Aberdeen.
30 miles North where ym parents live, theres between a foot and a foot and a half, all fell yesterday!
Jeez I don't believe it. Yesterday when the weather was at it's worst with over a foot of snow already on the ground and still snowing, I travelled 67 miles to get to work. I was the only one on my team to have made it in and I live the furthest away. Today because of the freeze last night the hill I have to drive down is like a sheet of ice so decided not to risk crashing and stayed at home. My manager is now complaining because the rest of my team are in and I didn't make it. What a w****r.
All Cardiff's schools are to stay closed tomorrow, so Mrs Jabba's turn to have a "snow day" whilst I go in :-)
Saturday's footie matches on parks pitches have already been cancelled, so lie in for me on Saturday.
Devil Biccy
07-01-10, 05:20 PM
I have given the whole of my team ( 8 people) a Snow Week! there is no point in getting people to drive to work if they are not confident of driving in Snow/Ice and also do not have the required equipment to get themselves out of trouble. At least this way I get 8 people who are happy to be at home, remain motivated and will probably want to catch up on missed worked time sometime in the future.
Where as I feel I need to take the risk tomorrow morning because I know my manager is not impressed I didn't make it into work this morning. I am sure he will be willing to cover damage to my car if it slides down the big hill I have to negotiate and crashed into the house at the bottom, and to cover any hospital bills. NOT. Good on you Saeed. Not so sure they are going to be THAT willing to catch up on missed work though. :lol:
Bluepete
07-01-10, 06:21 PM
Well, it's been another manic day on the Motorways! Minus 15 celcius at 8.00am, roads still iced over, drivers still driving like it's a summer evening. Needless to say, many, many people crashed.
I took some pics;
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0303.jpg
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0307.jpg
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http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0382.jpg
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http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0399.jpg
Sunrise to sunset.
Pete ;)
Oh.... Barton Bridge, and the swing bridge over the Manchester Ship canal.
I used to cycle to Barton aerodrome from Monton when I as a kids on my paper round!!
Nice photos Pete. ;-)
barwel1992
08-01-10, 01:02 AM
mums getting realy peed off at the moment she got in to work in her RX8(rear wheel drive..so has to go slow) to day but she sead had loads of people up her ass and driving like its summer she was doing just under the speed limit and had people trying to over take in -5
some people think there invincible
DarrenSV650S
08-01-10, 01:06 AM
You take some bloody brilliant pics Pete
I have just been informed my snow day yesterday is in fact a days annual leave. Not happy. I think I may be feeling ill sometime soon. :(
My school is one of 2 in the whole area open :(
Dave20046
08-01-10, 10:49 AM
I have just been informed my snow day yesterday is in fact a days annual leave. Not happy. I think I may be feeling ill sometime soon. :(
I would have expected it. Thought it was standard most places.
I would have expected it. Thought it was standard most places.
Is it? Well I will be getting my day back one way or another.
I got stuck on the A1 today, so had another snow day.
I made it as far as my office, at the front of the house. Just about to head off to the kitchen to make coffee - will I need a coat
Dave20046
08-01-10, 02:58 PM
Is it? Well I will be getting my day back one way or another.
Pretty sure it is most places I've worked, not huge companies though. I only live 6 miles from the office so never had to take on yet though.
My school has been closed since Wednesday so I have been having a few snow days. Hope the snow over the weekend doesn't mean more closures next week!
I would have expected it. Thought it was standard most places.
I believe it has to be agreed by both employer and employee. The other options available are to take the time as unpaid leave or your employer can make you make the time up in overtime.
I have had the last two days off because of snow. Wednesday wasn't so bad because when I phoned in to say I couldn't get in I was told that no one was going out that day anyway (being a courier service).
Yesterday my car decided it wasn't going to let me in via the key fob and unlocking it with the key in the door just triggered the alarm and immobiliser and it wasn't until half eleven that the sensor unfroze and let me start the car.
I have Monday and Tuesday of next week booked as holiday but have been asked if I can cover because the boss is on holiday and probably will have trouble getting a flight back here. Am a little pi**ed off but having had the time off last week can't really argue.
Had to dig Mrs Richie's car out of the drive today so we could all go to the supermarket and get some essentails... Like Fizzwheel said in another thread...
Bloody Chaos...!
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and yes I did clean off the head lights before anyone says anything!!! ;-)
and yes I did clean off the head lights before anyone says anything!!! ;-)
Just as well you said that! ;)
You're also supposed to do the roof so it doesn't fall off when you're driving. :p
Bluepete
09-01-10, 04:59 PM
Oh mate! That looks awefull! It was suppose to snow here today, but it was just cold. Minus two or so, which after the minus fifteen I was out in on the hard shoulder yesterday, felt positively warm!
We went out to play today at Dunham Massey!
http://i276.photobucket.com/albums/kk24/conker51/DSC_0093-1.jpg
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Then a pub lunch in the village! Oh, it's a hard life...
Pete ;)
Pete, how much was the middle picture...? Was it very dear..
See what I did there?;-)
Bluepete
09-01-10, 08:16 PM
Hardy har harrrrrr!
There were loads of them, roe after roe! Stag gering.
Pete ;)
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