Hope you claimed O/TAprilaydee wrote:I managed OK last time... Fair enough it took me 5 hours, I was soaked from the thighs down, couldn't feel my feet and I was physically exhausted... but I managed!Lincox wrote:Howr you going to push it round in that white stuff in a couple of months time April.
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REDLETTER
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Yup :) I get paid for the hours I work and the PHG put in extra for all of us that day as we were all late back because of the snow/ice/whateverREDLETTER wrote:Hope you claimed O/TAprilaydee wrote:I managed OK last time... Fair enough it took me 5 hours, I was soaked from the thighs down, couldn't feel my feet and I was physically exhausted... but I managed!Lincox wrote:Howr you going to push it round in that white stuff in a couple of months time April.
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We didn't work the day before that because the truck couldn't get over the mountain, but the day before that, it took me over 3 hours to get home. Slipped and skidded my way over the mountain, got towed up a hill by a lovely guy in a earth shifter after sitting in another queue for 30 minutes, navigated around several abandoned vehicles and eventually made it home thoroughly exhausted.
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