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wafflycat
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Memories of the winter of 1947 online at
http://www.itvregions.com/Anglia/News/Your+Memories.htm
I like this one:-
"In 1947, I was a 17 year old working for Harry Dalton, a farmer in
Chawston, Bedfordshire. My home was in St Neots and I had to bike the four
miles to work and one particular morning having braved the elements I
arrived at Chawston very, very cold so I opened my flask to have a hot drink
only to find the whole flask was frozen solid."
And that's followed by
"It was a very hard winter and I remember walking fom St Neots to the top of
Paxton Hill only to kick something that caused me to fall over. It was the
top of a telegraph pole where the wind had drifted the snow so very deep."
and the country grinds to a halt when we get an inch of snow these days...
http://www.itvregions.com/Anglia/News/Your+Memories.htm
I like this one:-
"In 1947, I was a 17 year old working for Harry Dalton, a farmer in
Chawston, Bedfordshire. My home was in St Neots and I had to bike the four
miles to work and one particular morning having braved the elements I
arrived at Chawston very, very cold so I opened my flask to have a hot drink
only to find the whole flask was frozen solid."
And that's followed by
"It was a very hard winter and I remember walking fom St Neots to the top of
Paxton Hill only to kick something that caused me to fall over. It was the
top of a telegraph pole where the wind had drifted the snow so very deep."
and the country grinds to a halt when we get an inch of snow these days...