"Modelling in Extreme Weather..." Topic
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Arcane Steve | 02 Mar 2018 5:44 a.m. PST |
my latest blog…well, a rehashed one from some years ago where I give my thoughts on how best to take advantage of the 'extreme weather' that we are experiencing here in the UK. I hope that it entertains…. link
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Virtualscratchbuilder | 02 Mar 2018 5:52 a.m. PST |
Instead of patio or yard gaming in the snow, Old Glory has 28mm Snowmen…
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zoneofcontrol | 02 Mar 2018 9:26 a.m. PST |
Would go nicely with "Snowball Wars" – Okumarts. link |
jdpintex | 02 Mar 2018 5:38 p.m. PST |
What is that white stuff? |
Oberlindes Sol LIC | 02 Mar 2018 8:00 p.m. PST |
Ah, snow. I love to go and visit the snow, ski a bit, and have some hot chocolate. As much as I enjoyed making snowmen when I was a lad, I don't miss shovelling it, or having to wear boots, or any of the other stuff that goes with living where it falls. One winter a very long time ago, when we to walk 7 miles to and from school in the snow, uphill both ways, we had an unusual amount of snow, and some of the boys thought it would be fun to make a big snowball. Over the course of several days, just about every student contributed to helping roll the ball, or at least pack some snow on the sides. Mother Nature helped by dumping more snow almost every day. Because we weren't fragile snowflakes in those days, none of the adults worried about it rolling over on and squashing anyone, so we kept going until we couldn't move it any more. The snowball eventually got to be probably 8' in diameter. It just stayed out in the schoolyard all winter and melted away in the spring. |
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