> This morning was enough to put me off. Just been for a walk out though
> to see how it is, and the main road through Bingley was slushy, and
> 'narrowed' by the remaining snow just off the main line taken by cars.

> On my walk by the canal I did notice that some mountain bikers were
> favouring the tow-path - (Joe!)

> The forever doom laden BBC forecast is predicting snow for later, so I
> doubt I'll be on the return bus today.

> How is everyone coping?

> Happy New Year!

> David

> The tow path is okay whilst there is a fresh layer of snow (as you saw
> me yesterday!), but to be avoided after severe frosts like last night
> - just too icy once people have walked over and compacted snow.

> I took the road route this morning which I felt wasn't too bad - lots
> of traffic queues which at least means that you have control of the
> overtaking (if you get my drift - no snow pun intended!). Still narrow
> lanes as you say David, and I had to take great care when going over
> some of the snowy/icy patches. The worst part of the journey today was
> the lack of protection from the cold that my gloves gave me. The wind
> chill must have been down to at least minus 16 celcius at certain
> points of the ride (i.e. going downhill!). The best part was
> everything else!

> On Jan 6, 8:59 am, David - APB <capren...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > So what about these wintery conditions?

> > This morning was enough to put me off. Just been for a walk out though
> > to see how it is, and the main road through Bingley was slushy, and
> > 'narrowed' by the remaining snow just off the main line taken by cars.

> > On my walk by the canal I did notice that some mountain bikers were
> > favouring the tow-path - (Joe!)

> > The forever doom laden BBC forecast is predicting snow for later, so I
> > doubt I'll be on the return bus today.

> > How is everyone coping?

> > Happy New Year!

> > David

> Enjoy!

> David

> On 7 Jan, 09:35, Jozla <j...@smallstudio.co.uk> wrote:

> > Happy New Year.

> > The tow path is okay whilst there is a fresh layer of snow (as you saw
> > me yesterday!), but to be avoided after severe frosts like last night
> > - just too icy once people have walked over and compacted snow.

> > I took the road route this morning which I felt wasn't too bad - lots
> > of traffic queues which at least means that you have control of the
> > overtaking (if you get my drift - no snow pun intended!). Still narrow
> > lanes as you say David, and I had to take great care when going over
> > some of the snowy/icy patches. The worst part of the journey today was
> > the lack of protection from the cold that my gloves gave me. The wind
> > chill must have been down to at least minus 16 celcius at certain
> > points of the ride (i.e. going downhill!). The best part was
> > everything else!

> > On Jan 6, 8:59 am, David - APB <capren...@googlemail.com> wrote:

> > > So what about these wintery conditions?

> > > This morning was enough to put me off. Just been for a walk out though
> > > to see how it is, and the main road through Bingley was slushy, and
> > > 'narrowed' by the remaining snow just off the main line taken by cars.

> > > On my walk by the canal I did notice that some mountain bikers were
> > > favouring the tow-path - (Joe!)

> > > The forever doom laden BBC forecast is predicting snow for later, so I
> > > doubt I'll be on the return bus today.

> > > How is everyone coping?

> > > Happy New Year!

> > > David