carlos21
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Some nice girls in uniform and nice offer.
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The Weather Thread
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Frang
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oh carlos
carlos21
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You know me by now frank.
Frang
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I agree with you there mate x
carlos21
KING OF REP
Pics of girls in there uniform please x
Frang
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carlos21
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Haha mate.
Lickle eric
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I prefer em with nowt on.
summerisle
The rain, it raineth every day
https://www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-wiltshire-47108382
Spooky snow phenomenon spotted
Image caption Brian Bayliss said he spotted the snow rollers as the sun rose on Saturday - but added by later that day they had collapsed
A rare natural phenomenon which makes it look like wheels of snow have been rolled on their own has been captured in photos.
Six rare "snow rollers" were spotted by Brian Bayliss in Wiltshire.
He said he spotted them in a field he owns and at first thought they had been manmade but there were no footprints.
It is thought the bales are formed when wind conditions are ideal to blow chunks of snow along, picking up more snow along the way.
Image copyrightBRIAN BAYLISS
Forestry worker Mr Bayliss, 51, said he had "never seen anything like it before" and when he got closer he "could see the sun through the middle, and they just made no sense".
He captured the images shortly after sunrise on Saturday.
BBC weatherman Ian Fergusson said it was "very rare" that conditions were so perfect that snow rollers could be formed.
"These are truly beautiful photos of a very rare meteorological phenomenon - called snow rollers or snow bales. Brian was very lucky to see these," Mr Fergusson said.
"Conditions have to be just right for snow rollers to occur: a smooth, un-vegetated hillside, such as in this case near Marlborough, enhances the chance of them being formed.
"A layer of thin snow, settled atop existing ice and not sticking to it, combined with specific temperature, moisture level and wind speed, are fundamental to the creation of these natural oddities."
Image copyrightBRIAN BAYLISS
If the wind is too strong, or too weak, or the snow is too tightly packed, snow rollers will not form.
The resulting snowballs look like a hay bale, a doughnut or a Swiss roll, and can be hollow inside.
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Spooky snow phenomenon spotted
A rare natural phenomenon which makes it look like wheels of snow have been rolled on their own has been captured in photos.
Six rare "snow rollers" were spotted by Brian Bayliss in Wiltshire.
He said he spotted them in a field he owns and at first thought they had been manmade but there were no footprints.
It is thought the bales are formed when wind conditions are ideal to blow chunks of snow along, picking up more snow along the way.
Image copyrightBRIAN BAYLISS
Forestry worker Mr Bayliss, 51, said he had "never seen anything like it before" and when he got closer he "could see the sun through the middle, and they just made no sense".
He captured the images shortly after sunrise on Saturday.
BBC weatherman Ian Fergusson said it was "very rare" that conditions were so perfect that snow rollers could be formed.
"These are truly beautiful photos of a very rare meteorological phenomenon - called snow rollers or snow bales. Brian was very lucky to see these," Mr Fergusson said.
"Conditions have to be just right for snow rollers to occur: a smooth, un-vegetated hillside, such as in this case near Marlborough, enhances the chance of them being formed.
"A layer of thin snow, settled atop existing ice and not sticking to it, combined with specific temperature, moisture level and wind speed, are fundamental to the creation of these natural oddities."
If the wind is too strong, or too weak, or the snow is too tightly packed, snow rollers will not form.
The resulting snowballs look like a hay bale, a doughnut or a Swiss roll, and can be hollow inside.
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Frang
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looking much better for the week ahead @Lickle eric
Lickle eric
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Yes it does look better.lets hope so mate as our trowels will be going rusty and im feeling the pinch.
Ready for it...08 00 monday morning...line up bigbluenose get that line up.
Ready for it...08 00 monday morning...line up bigbluenose get that line up.
Death toll for the Alabama tornados tragically up to 23 including 3 kids
Sedbergh Cumbria yesterday morning.
Within 30 mins the police had shut all the roads it was that bad.
Yet my lad still played all of his rugby matches.
Non of this calling the game off like in footy, “ get on with it lads it’s character building “ lol
Klopp Wind here , this morning