RRC - neighbours are used to it, makes them them look like the impoverished pensioners that they all are feel good when all they can afford to drive are ancient Honda Jazz's and Renault Scenics - although a neighbour up the courtyard does have an elderly Fezza Testarossa (which also doesn't fit in his garage so he pays a fortune to keep it in special storage somewhere and it only comes out if there hasn't been rain forecast for ages!)

John - Lol - the pic was taken by my sister after she had managed to dig herself out from behind 4-5ft mounds of snow left at the road end by the snow ploughs.

With luck the big test will be this weekend when the car gets started for the first time since I left home - my brother gets home from Rio de Janeiro for Christmas and is taking it out for a long drive to get everything exercised and properly charged up. Heres hope LR Assist are not required! 2018 Mini Countryman Cooper S E All4 PHEV in Melting Silver - it’s whisper quiet in EV and polluter modes

finally got some white stuff today...

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Wait till you have had it for 3 to 4 weeks Stan and 2 to 3 feet deep in places ..........

thats the thing with snow, you should only get it for a few days, enjoy the fun and then get back to normality..i sympathise with all you lot up north ... ... - .- -.




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After 3 or 4 weeks it becomes a real pain. Had another few inches today and the loonies are out driving, so a day indoors for me

Here is my FFRR in the snow this morning.

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How do I get the picture to show immediately rather than having to click on link?? FFRR TD6 HSE
Adriatic Blue with Parchment leather.

http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic1022.html

http://www.fullfatrr.com/forum/topic1023.html



GregP's Rangie

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Thanks Mick.

I'll create an album now  FFRR TD6 HSE
Adriatic Blue with Parchment leather.

It finally snowed in the Chilterns Herts/Bucks border area!

Taken a few minutes ago....

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Just back from some fun in the snow in the TDV8 - used Snow & Gravel setting using manual gears and hill decent on steep slopes and it did not put a foot wrong even on the standard Pirellis:

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Not had much snow the last week, but still a foot deep. Although tomorrow and next week we're supposed to get it bad. Don't care though as I'm on holiday now Car looks good Gaz, but snow on the roof

Cops up here are dishing out warnings possible points on licence for not clearing snow off car properly specially roofs ........

To be fair they are right to, doesn't take long to clear the snow off the roof.

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MICK wrote:

Cops up here are dishing out warnings possible points on licence for not clearing snow off car properly specially roofs ........

I cleared the snow off from my lights, side windows and from the air intake on the bonnet. But I'll be if I'm going to get the step ladders out and clear the snow off the roof of the car.

If you're driving up my ass when the snow falls off then more fool you. 

dan_uk_1984 wrote:

MICK wrote:

Cops up here are dishing out warnings possible points on licence for not clearing snow off car properly specially roofs ........

I cleared the snow off from my lights, side windows and from the air intake on the bonnet. But I'll be if I'm going to get the step ladders out and clear the snow off the roof of the car.

If you're driving up my ass when the snow falls off then more fool you.

Agreed Dan (Xmas Luv-in)