Buffalo Girls

[minitnkr]

I remember helping my wife in her wedding dress over a Buffalo snowbank on our way to the church to be wed Feb.19, 1966. I think there was about 30 to 40" on the ground. No boots or coats in evidence as I recall.

[rtfoe]

Buffalo like in the town of Buffalo or, cos they don't look like buffalos. You should see our buffalos. :tears-of-joy: I'd run for shelter.

Cheers,
Wabble

[Jim R]

In most UK towns and cities, throughout the winter months, you can see a similar sight. Young ladies wearing their clubbing gear, tottering around as the wind howls and the rain falls.
Oh to be young :smiling2:

[Graeme C.]

Waiting in line for a taxi in that might be a problem.....

I was watching a program on TV which included a couple breeding Asian Water Buffalo, in the north of Scotland!

[rtfoe]

Waiting in line for a taxi in that might be a problem.....

I was watching a program on TV which included a couple breeding Asian Water Buffalo, in the north of Scotland!

Hope they grow hair or they'll freeze their horns off. :tears-of-joy:

Cheers,
Wabble

[Tim Marlow]

Well if music’s taught me anything I know that Buffalo girls have to be asked to come out tonight, or alternatively you can watch them go ‘round the outside…….
Looks like a night out in Newcastle to be honest. Bloody mad, the lot of ‘em :upside:

[Mini Me]

Hope they grow hair or they'll freeze their horns off. :tears-of-joy:

Cheers,
Wabble

Yo Wabble, I hear they're shaving more places than ever now days!......go figger!! :tongue-out3: :tongue-out2::smiling5::tears-of-joy:

[grumpa]

Assuming Paul means Buffalo New York girls, the pic certainly suggests that.
Towns such as Buffalo and Watertown are right in the gaping maw of the great northeastern snow belt
caused by bitterly cold winds whipping down and across the Great Lakes from Canada.
When it comes across the warmer lakes from east to west it pulls massive amounts of moisture
out of them and then dumps it in the form of snow across the northern tier of New York state.
Our latitude and elevation, though a couple of hundred miles east of Buffalo and the lakes
puts us right in the bullseye most of the time. We usually measure snow by the foot when
these events occur, which is more often than not.

As far as the girls go, my missus in her younger days would almost refuse to wear a heavy coat
or gloves or boots or a hat no matter how cold it was.
Now, if the house dips below 70f she sneaks up on me and shoves her icy hands down my back,
and says give the furnace a kick!

Jim.

[grumpa]

CORRECTION!!!.........I mean from "west to east" :confounded:

[David Lovell]

Good stuff chaps ,oh dear thats done it I meant men /fellows not that chaps ,cowboy attire ,would be good winter wear for thoes female's , question is a female buffalo a cow rude to call them by that name look OK by my failing eyesight. Dave

[minitnkr]

Yeah, Bflo., NY born & bred. You in the finger lakes region then Grumpa? I remember one year my Uncle Fritz had drifts over his 2nd story house just south of Syracuse. I believe that was a 7 foot snow fall.

[grumpa]

Yeah, Bflo., NY born & bred. You in the finger lakes region then Grumpa? I remember one year my Uncle Fritz had drifts over his 2nd story house just south of Syracuse. I believe that was a 7 foot snow fall.

No Paul, the Adirondacks region, though we are in New York, we are nowhere near cities
Nice and remote and anonymous, just the way I like it

Jim.

[The Smythe Meister]

Well, Plymouth girls wander up and down Union Street with next to nothing on,no matter what the weather,.........not because they're hardy souls,oh no.......
........... it's because they're just slap**rs!! :tears-of-joy:

[minitnkr]

Partying in Utica, NY was as close as I came to your region Grumpa, being basically a city rat.