[pgkevet]

I would have used the loader to clear it if the gate opened outwards..

[Womble]

We just lifted our gates off their hinges in the end.

I've got a snowdrift inside the back of my car, if that's any good? I mean, I know Defenders aren't exactly famous for having good door seals, but.....

[pgkevet]

I think that gate would give way - it's a bit creaky (I had thought of it)
Lots of snow found it's way through cracks into the barn.. covered the ride-on which must have just been parked where all the drifty stuff swirls and settles...

[Fleecewife]

We had a snow blower to shift some of the bigger drifts on our tiny little back road!  Most excitement we'd had all week.  Then showing the best of innovative thought, along came a tractor and silage blower which worked just as well.  So that's the road passable at last.


I caused Mr F great amusement when I fell into a snowdrift and couldn't find the purchase to get back out - the snow was so dry I didn't get damp let alone wet as I floundered   

[pharnorth]

You are a hardy lot. As usual we had a minuscule two or three inches and most of that blew off to cause some other poor soul drift problems. But it was evil evil cold so been a very tough week with animals unnecessarily injuring themselves or simply dying just to cause trouble. We need a nice warm Spring, now.

[harmony]

How long did it take you with those two buckets? 

[pgkevet]

How long did it take you with those two buckets? 

That made me laugh too... never thought of it that way (sheep nuts)..

[Lesley Silvester]

We had a snow blower to shift some of the bigger drifts on our tiny little back road!  Most excitement we'd had all week.  Then showing the best of innovative thought, along came a tractor and silage blower which worked just as well.  So that's the road passable at last.


I caused Mr F great amusement when I fell into a snowdrift and couldn't find the purchase to get back out - the snow was so dry I didn't get damp let alone wet as I floundered 

I do sympathise, honest I do but 

[Fleecewife]

We had a snow blower to shift some of the bigger drifts on our tiny little back road!  Most excitement we'd had all week.  Then showing the best of innovative thought, along came a tractor and silage blower which worked just as well.  So that's the road passable at last.


I caused Mr F great amusement when I fell into a snowdrift and couldn't find the purchase to get back out - the snow was so dry I didn't get damp let alone wet as I floundered 

I do sympathise, honest I do but 

It's OK - I'm still sniggering myself, especially as no pain was involved, just a total loss of dignity