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Old 03-11-2006, 08:39 PM
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Is there anywhere in the UK that hasn't had frost yet?

If so, what are house prices like in your area? LOL
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Old 03-11-2006, 08:48 PM
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We have had a couple of days of bad frost now and the house prices here are pretty high at the moment
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Old 03-11-2006, 09:25 PM
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Well we've had frost in the west of Scotland. As for house prices - well it's all relative. It's expensive wherever you live. BUT, some places are just madness.
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Frost and high prices here too!
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No frost, but you could'nt buy a shoebox here in Dublin. Prices gone up by 300% and i'm not joking. We have such a hugh demand for houses of any type people are paying "mad momey". We are over run with immigrants that want to make their home here since the "Celtic tiger" that builders can charge any price and people will still pay it. So stick with your frost, you're better off.
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Old 04-11-2006, 04:25 PM
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I don't think we've had any here yet. It was really cold when I went out this morning though so I'm busy clearing the last of the perishables and bringing some stuff inside.
House prices here are still cheap considering we're only 65 miles from central London and on the sunny South Coast!
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Frost deffo here and the house prices are variable depending on how salubrious, trendy or other wise you want to be. Very little house wise below £100k if anything. Even flats are starting at £95k. Prices are starting to go a little silly and most properties in the city don't have much garden. There are still some lotties going though.
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We just escaped frost last night (min temp 1 deg and no white stuff) It feels really cold though. Dahlias still green instead of black - that's my proof of frost.

Glorious day today, dry and sunny, light breeze.
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