Snow on the Evensford and Midland

[johnsaintjim]

The big snowfalls have caused some disruption but the services still run.

 

[Steve]

Brilliant Pics Graham, if the snow is that bad down there i will never make it to work tommorow.

 

[johnsaintjim]

 

[johnsaintjim]

Brilliant Pics Graham, if the snow is that bad down there i will never make it to work tommorow.

The snow is that bad mate.

The run was good though.

 

[simon@mgr]

Brrrrr. it looks to be a little cooler than here in Canberra, 31C (88F)

Nice piccies though.

 

[brianthesnail96]

Oh wow! That's stunning

 

[mbiff]

nice - snow aint made it ere yet

this piccie is amazing

 

[CoggesRailway]

wow fantastic!!!

 

[Martino]

Great photos - full of atmosphere.

Don't envy you guys in the snow - keep warm.

 

[johnsaintjim]

Thanks guys. Me feet were frozen afterwards Martino but they are really warm now with the woodburner toasting them.

The milk had to make it through otherwise the farmers would have ended up pouring it away...

 

[George]

brillient pics

 

[Doug]

Great pics Graham. Would have done some of my own, but have been at work!

 

[mike]

the milk ones a classic, brillent......

 

[JRinTawa]

Wow, thanks for freezing your feet Graham, they are some of the best piccies I seen lately, just winderful.

 

[owlpool]

really impressive photos - beautiful
snow's too deep here at the moment

 

[3Valve]

Stunning pics Graham.

 

[nico]

love the pictures Graham

 

[johnsaintjim]

Thanks guys.

Grant, the telegraph poles are a must. One of the easiest ways to add the vertical dimension. They are just half inch dowel with some butchered Bachmann cross-pieces and insulators. Been out in our climate for two years now and showing no signs of rotting. I did snap one offby walking on it a few moths ago but that is the only casualty so far.

Now, I must do some buildings...

 

[yb281]

Fantastic pics Graham.

 

[Richie]

Great shots Graham a real winter wonderland