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Re: The struggle is real :-)


 

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Dear Mr Noah, ?Do you, Ham, Shem and Japhet have any leftover timber? ?:D
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Susan


On 16 Jul 2021, at 07:38, zuiko <ftog@...> wrote:

Yes, we feel very fortunate to have found this place. ?My wife¡¯s father was born and brought up in the town of Beaminster, a few miles south, as was his father before him. ?There¡¯s a hill, Beaminster Down between Corscombe and Beaminster, which divides the weather many times in year, it appears. ?We¡¯ve been here only since March, but apparently the village is quite frequently snowbound; I have a 4x4 (well, a BMW X3 ;-)) so we should be OK, even though the lanes to the south are quite steep. Our house is on the hillside so there¡¯s a downslope to negotiate as well in slippery weather, at the bottom of which is the local pub (The Fox, owned by celeb chef Mark Hix), but then it¡¯s level ground to Yeovil in the north. ?We¡¯re not out in the bundu as you are, but it¡¯s very pleasantly secluded.

We feel for those poor people in the Eifel and Rhineland of Germany. ?It can¡¯t have been many years ago that much of central Europe was under water; we¡¯re going to have to be ready for these extreme weather events.

Chris



On 16 Jul 21, at 04:29, Judith Hall <glenidol@...> wrote:

Lovely view. Does the soul good doesn't it. ?I like an outlook myself which is why the search for a place to move to has been never ending and difficult because I am used to 360deg view and lots of trees and scenery and wildlife. How did you fare in winter as regards snow etc. Were roads trafficable in bad weather. ?We get cut off when our bridges go under at creek crossing occasionally but those of us who have lived here a while always have a plan B and provisions.?

Jude


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