Symi Chat

Went to the bar last night and had to scrape the ice off the windscreen before driving home. Not me driving. Temp 3*.
This was after 3 days in York with the Symi crew when it rained every day.
Bernard is now going to commute from Blackburn to York for his weekend drinking for cider at �1.50 a pint.

I travelled home from York looking at an increasingly evil sky. I opted for a taxi from my local station which was just as well as the heavens opened. Frosty morning here also.

Visited some really quaint olde world pubs in York, authentic not done up to look old.

Had our first snow of the winter on the ground this morning. Doesn't bode well but living up North in t'Pennines we get used to bad weather. Had to bring the cows in to t'front parlour to keep them warm but at least I don't have to vac the carpet until next spring. Roll on Symi in July!

[quote="Kojak"]

I travelled home from York looking at an increasingly evil sky. I opted for a taxi from my local station which was just as well as the heavens opened. Frosty morning here also.
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...We travelled home from York first class (by accident)and the rain followed us all the way...

We've had a bit of frost (and lots of rain) here but no snow yet thank goodness. Tripped on the stairs at home the weekend before last and broke my wrist so I'm in pot for the next 3 weeks Need the snow and ice to stay away until I'm fully recovered - don't want to end up falling and breaking something else. It's the first time I've ever broken a bone and it's a pain having to rely on buses and other people to ferry me around as I can't drive until it's healed.

Cold, wet and very windy here in Surrey but no snow or frost. Oh dear Gemma1, I feel for you. I have that fear of tripping when going up or down the Kali Strata - hence, I always get the bus.

It's bloomin' wet and windy on Symi tonight too by the look of the webcam and there are reports of a violent thunderstorm

Glad to be at home with central heating on high - Kojak enjoy your trip to Panormitis.xx

Has Norman arrived yet ? x

Bit off topic!

[quote="mr wotsin"]

Bit off topic!
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...Has he got his...'winter draws on'...

He's on his way back. He's got 2 days on Rhodes, yesterday and today then flies back to Manchester.

Hope he has thick socks and his onsie on x

Mr Wotsin, I am sure KK, was fine and Dandy and well toasty when on Symi, Wish I was somewhere sunny right now x

He's in Rhodes tonight then on to Athens and home to Manchester
signed:- personal trip adviser for Kojak International tours [Preston and Symi only]

Oh dear, have just giggled for about ten minutes at the thought of Kojak in a onsie, Sorry Norman.

A onsie with individual toes. A must for Xmas.
Eleanor, goes with the theme of winter draws on, yes?

I wouldn't dream of wearing a onsie without individual toes!

Don't mock. My daughter bought a onsie and i so much envied the cosy, comfortable, relaxed mode she was in i bought one to match!! Anyone in their teens will think it uncool - 40 and 50 year olds will think the same but i commend the onsie to the house - wear it with pride and know true cool!!
p.s - toes optional!