Icey

• Guest 731

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  12 December 2012     07:35205476
  #1      
  Be careful this morning it is very icey out where the rain last evening has frozen. My journey to Canterbury this morning was a nice slippery -5
• Guest 657

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  12 December 2012     08:13205479
  #2      
  It's like a winter wonderland here in Essex, very icy and I'm off to the seaside - joy!
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• Guest 640

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  12 December 2012     14:52205502
  #3      
  Ahhh you are a hardy soul indeed Jeane to be off to the seaside for fun and frolics in this weather...thermal long johns to the fore!!
  Thanks for the tip there David. had to go out in it this morning myself. Was very icey indeed underfoot. Was nearly doing the splits several times but got back home virgo intacto...ermm if you see what I mean.
  
  
  
  here is a pic taken yesterday..or was it monday..during the snow flurry.
  
  

  

  
  
  OCS keeping the seafront clean in all weathers.
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• howard mcsweeney1

  • Location: Dover
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  12 December 2012     15:00205503
  #4      
  just got back from town and ice patches remain everywhere, not so bad now but when the dark gets turned on shortly conditions underfoot will be treacherous. i would strongly advise people to venture only if they have to.
  
  black ice on the main roads could be a major problem later too.
• Terry Nunn

  • Location: London Road, Dover
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  12 December 2012     16:55205520
  #5      
  Affinity dealt with a burst water main on Shooters Hill today. It left the path and road somewhat icy.
  
  

  

  
  
  Terry
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• Guest 657

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  12 December 2012     20:19205548
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  It wasn't as cold as I thought it would be as there was no wind. Here's a few photos - gargoyle in my garden pond, seafront at Southend (you can't see where the sky ends and the sea begins) and a very frosty Hadleigh Castle.
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• Guest 656

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  13 December 2012     19:27205666
  #7      
  Very interesting photo there Jeane of Hadleigh Castle and I love your Gargoyle
• Guest 657

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  13 December 2012     19:30205667
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  Thanks Colette, I took the castle through the train window.
  Yes the gargoyle is a firm favourite.
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• howard mcsweeney1

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  13 December 2012     20:19205674
  #9      
  good photos jeane i wasn't aware of a castle in that neck of the woods, how did you manage to get brian to model for your garden ornament?
• Guest 657

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  13 December 2012     20:26205678
  #10      
  It's a ruin Howard but very nice for a wander around on a warm day: http://www.english-heritage.org.uk/daysout/properties/hadleigh-castle/
  
  
  Ha ha ha ha
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• Brian Dixon

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  14 December 2012     05:43205702
  #11      
  very funny howard.