As I progressed the snow got heavier, then as I descended the hill into Bourton on the Water the car in front did a rather graceful 240 degree spin on the sheet ice and fresh snow.
I managed to slow and stop without sliding to much, no vehicles could make it up the hill.
I was in two minds whether to continue or attempt to head home....I need not have worried as I climbed the hill to Stow on the Would the snow and ice disappeared...
I made it out for a bitterly cold lunchtime walk (2.73 miles), route here...
My intention was to set off early, just in case the roads were still 'interesting' but I ended up in a meeting and didn't leave work until 5:45.
So I didn't get home until 7:30 and needless to say I didn't contemplate going anywhere near a bike!
2 comments:
Hope you have better journeys to work - good blog BTW
http://cyclingframes.blogspot.com
Nasty Weahter. Well John, Dallas, Texas is expected to get 2 to 3 inches of snow tomorrow. Again, very unusual for us. I will probably work from home.
Cheers,
ST
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