bloody weather!!!

Just parked up in sunderland and its snowing looks like i gonna need my shovel in the morning

a job and a half digging a wagon out

afew of my mates have just got back from scotland (they have off roaders!) and they said the motorway was just a car park! People abandoning cars all over. Took him over 10 hours to get home!

ouch!!! glad i not in scotty land, some of work mates been ringing me up saying they well stuck and waiting for a thaw!!! (didn't laugh at em, honest)!! got out this morning after half hour, axle dropped, mid lift lifted, diff lock on, ASR off and rocker switch engaged Oh the joys of electric everything!! thank you (sorry for this people) mercedes!!

Jpick I was in tuesday in Cumernauld and I saw how bad it was. It took us 16 hours to go from Crewe to Cumberland and back. So we where quite lucky. The worst part starts about 20 miles before J4 of M74, all of the sudden theres frozen slush on road, further up its covered by snow. M73 is all covered in snow. Its like driving in Canada - almost like ICE ROAD TRUCKERS I took some pictures so you could see haw bad it was.

cool pictures them m8 ..

omw !!! apparently they've had a fresh lot!

good pics - i think i'll stay in the north west

RemyVSO wrote: good pics - i think i'll stay in the north west

Good idea. I've been driving around for last few weeks and we are quite lucky, actualy with weather. Yorkshire, Cumbria, Scotland all in snow - North West just little bit IMO!

pretty dire!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! that looks fun to drive on!

Nothing like scotland but this is in the mendips on way to shepton mallet yesterday, no snow but by christ it was cold!!!

Cool pics

Cool pics! I think some people panic a lot in that weather dumpin cars etc, I'd be shoveling mine out with my hands, although if people kept moving they wouldnt get stuck in the first place!
Although I heard ice was the worst thing, still made me wish I had a proper 4x4 off road event type vehicle to just drive past them all waving! (or help them out I suppose!)

help them (for monetary reward) rob