Ah yes, I hear you say, but the councils this year are prepared for this. They have stockpiled extra grit and have been waiting eagerly and alertly for the first signs of wintry weather so that they could rush out and grit the roads...
Sut mae'r tywydd y bore ma?
Mae'n bwrw eira! Rough translation being, we're getting some of the white stuff and no, I am most definitely not impressed, especially as Keith has been to do a job on Anglesey this morning and is now on his way back. Just to make things difficult, there has been an accident on the A55, which has meant a detour for him and around Mold, unlike here, the snow is settling into compacted slush.
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Gritting is for wimps. I thought you rugged Welsh types had spiked tyres and chains and things to get you safely over the ice and snow.
Are the houses in Mold green and kind of furry or are they more like that nasty black stuff that develops in crevices in bathrooms? Please ask Keith, IF he makes it back from Anglesey.
SP, the short answer is no.
YP, the short answer is no.
PS. he did make it back from Anglesey, thank you. :)
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