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![]() Dave Cornwell wrote: Despite the 8cm of snow I was pleased to see that my 5 year old grandson had gone to school. (They're tough you know, these little southerners). More disappointing is that the very light wind is now from the west, the temp is up to 3C and the snow is melting fast so it looks like the reward for going to school is not going to be the promised sledging trip. Hopefully, the extra 100m altitude will save the day. Dave, S.Essex We called the school this morning and told them that we were keeping the kids off to go sledging!! You could hear from their tone that they were not impressed but heh!, the last time we got enough snow to hurtle downhill on was 5 years ago and the kids are only young once - I'm sure their education won't suffer. As I write, our 6 year old is painting a picture of the mornings activities and our 8 year old is writing an essay about what it felt like to sit on a bit of plastic and hurtle downhill. See, it was educational after all ;-) Oh! just looked out and it's pouring with rain - They'll be some very unhappy bunnies at the end of school today! Cheers Neil |
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