Snow

[rabet]

I am absolutely p????d off with having my garden still covered in snow more than two weeks after it fell. Anyone else with this annoyance?

[janbee]

Where are you rabet? We've had no snow here at all so far this winter.

[sunny-dave]

Snow's gone, but the pond is still frozen over (apart from a small section I keep ice free) and the lawn seems to be in a permafrost state with the grass looking very unhappy.

Snowdrops are out though and the first few daff shoots are just beginning to appear in a sheltered corner.

[janbee]

Daffs have been out since mid Dec. and crocus and snowdrops are now to be seen in my local park

[sunny-dave]

You in Menorca with sqad, jan?

[janbee]

No Dave. I'm in Sussex so I suppose we're that much closer to the equator here ? xx

[rabet]

Janbee, eastern slope of the Pennines. Yes, serves me right, but it's not my choice.

[janbee]

Rabet, but I'll bet it's gorgeous come spring and summer. xx

[rabet]

Yes, but it's full of insular Yorkshire "folk".

[janbee]

:-)

[anneasquith]

it's winter. snow happens :)

[RATTER15]

Snow been on gone here in Mid Wales.

[rabet]

Eh?

[Slapshot]

no probs with it, garden and drive still covered in snow and ice... we live 700ft up in North east Scotland

[Buenchico]

No snow in Suffolk this winter!

[B00]

The last of it melted away today, well, i say snow melted, it was hard impacted ice. It's still on the hills though.

[Pocket_Rocket]

Snowdrops are in bud here in NW. Just noticed today my rhubarb has grown during the winter - amazing. We've had only the odd dusting of snow now & again.

[FrogNog]

Not a Yorkie then rabet?
Me either by birth but I would never be so rude as to diss my so far wonderful Yorkshire hosts like you just did and maybe that's why I love it here?
Have you tried being nice to your "insular" neighbours? What? All of them are insular?