Thursday, February 05, 2009
London’s worst snow in 18 years becomes a magical, wonderful day
We were due to leave London on Monday, Feb 2nd, but woke up to the worst snowstorm London had seen for 18 years – a whole 6 inches! This shut the city down and runways at Heathrow were closed when a Cyprus Airways plane skidded off the runway prior to take-off. So we had an extra day with my family. And we really made the most of it. This turned out to be the best day of the trip!
We built a snowman in the morning, had relaxing family time in the afternoon while watching the final hours of the football transfer window unfold; then had a lot of fun playing Apples to Apples in the evening. After all of our running around two great cities, this was a magical day, made all the better for my mother staying overnight and being around to see us off.
Roger worked from home; Nathan’s school was closed for 2 days; we got to see Nathan on his 10th birthday and spend some great time with my oldest nephew, Joe. All courtesy of Mother Nature and London’s complete inability to cope with more than a lick of snow.
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We built a snowman in the morning, had relaxing family time in the afternoon while watching the final hours of the football transfer window unfold; then had a lot of fun playing Apples to Apples in the evening. After all of our running around two great cities, this was a magical day, made all the better for my mother staying overnight and being around to see us off.
Roger worked from home; Nathan’s school was closed for 2 days; we got to see Nathan on his 10th birthday and spend some great time with my oldest nephew, Joe. All courtesy of Mother Nature and London’s complete inability to cope with more than a lick of snow.
