Following up to Mike what a bizarre opinion, are you as nuts as Dave?
Only this week there was a program on TV about the snow in London-the South East which caused gridlock. The amount of snow was very low, only a few centimeters. We many times have that amount of snow here and it causes minor problems. If London gritters and drivers are incompetent in snowy conditions, that is essentially a *local* problem, in no way can it be called a national problem.
Once every few years there is a snowfall in Bradford in the afternoon, where the gritters can not get out. Bradford being in a bowl all the traffic leaving work, slides backwards and lots of people get home late. No real problem, everything is back to normal in a few hours.
The London problems get programs on national TV, the Bradford problems are lucky to get a few minutes on a local TV news.
This pattern is repeated time and time and time and time and time and time and time and time and time again.
The plantings 147Following up to Dave Fawthrop Rubbish, I addressed that point elsewhere, the point is you don't grasp that snow is easily dealt with where its a common occurrence, try...
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