Tiger wrote:Next week I'm going to Prague with my classmates.
It's a trip organised by our school, so we're obligated to go there. :p
But I think it's going to be nice, and I hope the weather also is...
Waow! You lucky! Prague is so beautiful! I am sure you'll enjoy it!
I've been there in 1992... already 11 years ago. At this time, Tchecoslovaquie still existed.
Light rain here today. But we need more, we haven't had big rains for almost a year now and our water supplies are running low. We had some snow and the melting snow helped us already but we need more, we need rains.
PS 'we' means the city of Turku and even the entire Finland, to make things clear
Antti wrote:Light rain here today. But we need more, we haven't had big rains for almost a year now and our water supplies are running low. We had some snow and the melting snow helped us already but we need more, we need rains.
PS 'we' means the city of Turku and even the entire Finland, to make things clear
We had the driest april since 1942 here. Only the last days it started raining. Saturday more than 20 milimeters of rain came done.
today we had some sun and some rain.
The Force is like Duck-tape, it has a dark side, a light side and it holds the universe together.
airis wrote:It has snowed last night and the night before that. Well, I think I better not change the summer tyres to my car yet.
Maybe I should give a hint to the police, summer tyres must be changed
I know they are illegal now. I hope the police will forgive me.
Well, it would be a bit hard for me to give them a hint. Imagine, I call the police from Turku to tell that a guy called airis has illegal tyres in Rovaniemi
nodisch18 wrote:What is the differance between summer- and wintertyres..?)
There's a diferent between the tyres, I don't know how to say in English so I will say it in dutch, Some one must be able to translate it.
(dutch)
Op de winterbanden zitten er kettingen om de wielen heen zodat je niet slipt in een gladde bocht, door die kettingen heb je meer grip op de weg.
What Fons describes are snow chains. Winter tyres have a different composition of rubber which is softer at low temperatures. Also the shaping of the grooves is different (more coarsely carved).
In Finland they still use tyres with spikes in the winter. We had spikes for few years in Germany as well (in the late 60s, early 70s), but they ruin the roads when there is no snow or ice.
(and fons as well, although you didn't give the right answer )
And hé Donald, what do you think will Schumi win again in Spain?
I sure do hope so, although I'm not Schumi greatest fan. But i like it when it is close between the best drivers in the rankings.
Forza Ferrari!
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Donald was not completely correct, not everybody uses wintertyres with spikes. Kitkarenkaat, like we call wintertyres without spikes, are getting more and more common.
And about the start of the summer, it's just a date someone has decided. But at least here in the south we don't need to use wintertyres as long as allowed, it is different for airis in the north. And yes, we don't use summertyres all year because it would be too dangerous.
I know they are illegal now. I hope the police will forgive me.
