Nicos - is that snowman competition still open?

[scarey55]

Bleddy hell, it's snowing here Last week we had temps of 28° now look at it! Good job I haven't put my babies out yet.

Trevor, the dog (I know, but he came with that name) isn't too impressed either.

[Flummery]

Strewth! Trevor's got that 'caught in the act' look hasn't he?

[Nicos]

Good grief!!

yup- I could start a new one...summer 2010 esp for you! ( and anyone else who wants to join in from 'darn under'

[scarey55]

Strewth! Trevor's got that 'caught in the act' look hasn't he?

He's always got that look Flum mostly because he is always getting caught in the act:

[di]

Poor Chap...not only is it snowing but his Mum's taking pics of him P'ing to put on tinternet

Hope it's a quick blast and Sunny weather is back with you soon.xx

[bobleponge]

I watched the meteo yesterday (only cos she's gorgeous) and it said cold down your way, didnt mention the white stuff though.
Wrap up warm down there in the freezing sarf

[Bigmallly]

I watched the meteo yesterday (only cos she's gorgeous) and it said cold down your way, didnt mention the white stuff though.
Wrap up warm down there in the freezing sarf

Feel free t' keep odd o' snow Bob, we don't mind...........

[Patchninja]

It's les saints de glace. (11, 12 & 13 mai). So, normal! We had hail yesterday. They say it's never safe to assume that the cold has gone until after this time.

[scarey55]

The French seem to know a thing or two about the weather. The local farmers were warning of this so luckily I haven't put out any tender plants but I am beginning to worry about my pea seedlings, which are growing outside. Does anyone know if I should go out and cover them with fleece?

[Bigmallly]

Mrs BM being Scottish is always telling me "Ne'er cast a clout till May be oot." Needless to say she has been right so far.

[Flummery]

The French seem to know a thing or two about the weather. The local farmers were warning of this so luckily I haven't put out any tender plants but I am beginning to worry about my pea seedlings, which are growing outside. Does anyone know if I should go out and cover them with fleece?

Peas will be fine Scarey. Had mine in since Feb and they've had snow and frost and come to no harm. They are (the tallest) about 3ft high now!

[OllieMartin]

Strewth! Trevor's got that 'caught in the act' look hasn't he?

...and now it says "Trevor" in yellow in the snow

I like the name Trevor for a pet, very human.

[scarey55]

Peas will be fine Scarey. Had mine in since Feb and they've had snow and frost and come to no harm. They are (the tallest) about 3ft high now!

Phew, thanks Flum - I looked all over t'internet but all I could come up with is snow peas and not snow on peas.

[scarey55]

...and now it says "Trevor" in yellow in the snow

Haha, like it

I like the name Trevor for a pet, very human.

He was a rescue dog and came to us with the name and, try as we might to change his name, Trevor just seemed so right for him so it stayed. 'tis quite funny though to hear our French friends try to pronounce his name - Twrayvour

[Flummery]

All the dogs round here have human names. There's a William and a Roger just up the road. (Suspect most of the kids are called Rover and Lassie!)