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About a foot now, and the A1 is closed by the village north and southbound after a 13 vehicle pile up.Originally posted by DaveB View Post"Being nice costs nothing and sometimes gets you extra bacon" - Pondlife.Comment
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Sunny here between the flurries, 1.6C.…Maybe we ain’t that young anymoreComment
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The permies with whom I work (all three of them) have gone off into a meeting with the Big Boss. Maybe he’ll tell them they can’t afford me any more?
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No snow here, not even a flurry. Clear blue skies and a bitter wind when I went out for a walk earlier.
Looks like we get it all tomorrow and Friday.
Waiting on lots of info from the client on several different aspects of the project. Have chased and not had a reply.. Being held up now.
Never mind, just
and keep on invoicing 
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Made a lightweight arbour with a transparent plastic green house cover that I can move around to be in the sun. 85'F in the sun today!bloggoth
If everything isn't black and white, I say, 'Why the hell not?'
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Home!
Rather odd problem on the journey back: the roads were clear, there was no more snow falling (in fact it was sunny), but there was a bit of spray coming up from the road - and my windscreen washer nozzles froze!
I had to stop in a lay-by after Kettering and clean the windscreen by hand, like an animal
I removed surface ice from the nozzles and got the driver's side working, but then found that if I used it, the water froze to the windscreen faster than the wiper blades could shift it, so I had to put the windscreen heater on to get rid of it.
And then I had to stop and clean it by hand again just after getting off the M1 so I could see for the remaining two miles home.
It must just have been the wind chill at motorway speeds, as by the time I got home both nozzles had thawed and were working just fine. But it's a nuisance
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It could have been worse....Originally posted by NickFitz View PostRather odd problem on the journey back: the roads were clear, there was no more snow falling (in fact it was sunny), but there was a bit of spray coming up from the road - and my windscreen washer nozzles froze!
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not enough antifreeze in your washer tanks then? - bad prep old son, you'll never make patrol leader nowOriginally posted by NickFitz View PostHome!
Rather odd problem on the journey back: the roads were clear, there was no more snow falling (in fact it was sunny), but there was a bit of spray coming up from the road - and my windscreen washer nozzles froze!
I had to stop in a lay-by after Kettering and clean the windscreen by hand, like an animal
I removed surface ice from the nozzles and got the driver's side working, but then found that if I used it, the water froze to the windscreen faster than the wiper blades could shift it, so I had to put the windscreen heater on to get rid of it.
And then I had to stop and clean it by hand again just after getting off the M1 so I could see for the remaining two miles home.
It must just have been the wind chill at motorway speeds, as by the time I got home both nozzles had thawed and were working just fine. But it's a nuisance
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Halford's -10°C screen wash in there, though possibly a bit diluted with whatever was there before; but it couldn't stand up to the wind chill factor at 70mphOriginally posted by BR14 View Postnot enough antifreeze in your washer tanks then? - bad prep old son, you'll never make patrol leader now
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