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| ltd s trunk roads maintenance | winter | activities in the north east |
| with major disruption to integrated | winter | and maintenance services on the |
| paid a lump sum for | winter | maintenance irrespective of the type |
| that is the reality while | winter | maintenance is 13 per cent |
| with a safe and reliable | winter | maintenance service that view is |
| police services and gritting and | winter | maintenance services will all be |
| in order to have the | winter | maintenance staff available to keep |
| figures for road improvements and | winter | maintenance you will see that |
| by bear scotland ltd for | winter | road maintenance in the highlands |
| white mary scanlon s1m 2321 | winter | roads maintenance programme in the |
| delivery of contracted provisions for | winter | under the trunk roads maintenance |
| crosst his anguish caused by | winter | frost the seat was dry |
| in the mochy dreichness o | winter | girse weirs a frost straichtjaiket |
| grun fyte wi frost pits | winter | in oor mind uppermost day |
| fer fyte wi frost pits | winter | in oor minds uppermost fae |
| a bit o frost pits | winter | in oor minds uppermost monday |
| a fer bit frost pits | winter | in oor minds uppermost sunday |
| sna frost dis persist a | winter | sark tae keep warm i |
| and back on with the | winter | clothes bit of snow in |
| a lot of snow in | winter | f1148: you do get snow |
| snow several times in the | winter | it s just a part |
| days children remember snow in | winter | or playing on the beach |
| and shovelled snow in the | winter | pony and trap farmers often |
| as the first snow of | winter | pure as i do wish |
| first five stanzas of a | winter | s night describing the snow |
| traffic jam in tons of | winter | snow santa s in the |
| falls of snow in the | winter | with huge drifts piled up |
| an it s affa cauld | winter | claes aff gang aboot twa |
| braes or shinin white in | winter | claes changin yet changeless an |
| 7 11 look oot yon | winter | claes eence mair dry north |
| win dis blaw keep on | winter | claes for a day or |
| some heat as weel cast | winter | claes i winna be feel |
| awa an rake oot yon | winter | claes manure doon on the |
| dis blaw dee awa wi | winter | claes na na wednesday 18 |
| 2 6 rainfall 3 16 | winter | claes on affa het i |
| twa fit deep aye mair | winter | claes on i div heap |
| an warm beyond belief cast | winter | claes tae get relief monday |
| us gey sair back tae | winter | claes win affa bare wednesday |
| days like a scythe man | winter | comes sweeping old fields bare |
| in bare feet in the | winter | if the weather was really |
| bare ferrly a touch o | winter | in o the air thursday |
| let trees gae bare let | winter | niver turn tae spring let |
| bare strippit an scourged bi | winter | s wheep the jeel o |
| hame it wes nou mid | winter | an the cauld air wes |
| thoughts by poetry now 2005 | winter | and it s cauld oot |
| late their hinmaist cast a | winter | cauld an deep wi snaw |
| ivry glint o sun fur | winter | cauld we ken creeps close |
| fowk div pit on some | winter | cloot dry day damned cauld |
| an bald an in the | winter | it gets cauld but summer |
| haud oot the cauld aa | winter | minnie tried anither tack meg |
| in a fusper fin the | winter | nichts growe lang an cauld |
| for ma dearie in the | winter | s mirk cauld an weet |
| a scottish soldier connor mcgraw | winter | security breach it s cauld |
| but come the cauld o | winter | time when dykes an fields |
| war ayeweys cauld twis ayeweys | winter | wi nae sizzens nur nae |
| begins tae dry spring or | winter | at s the cry monday |
| spring nor lose them in | winter | birds do not sing in |
| been affa busy the hale | winter | bit in the early spring |
| affa thrawn tae cast yon | winter | cloot fine day spring in |
| yon feel o spring cast | winter | cloot warnin bells div ring |
| nae hert tae sing the | winter | had nae hint o spring |
| mild richt bonny sinny day | winter | na mair like spring i |
| clearing our roads during the | winter | is absolutely tremendous that is |
| adequately prepared to meet all | winter | requirements of the trunk roads |
| keep our roads safe in | winter | that is an important point |
| go on holiday in the | winter | as well as summer when |
| ere s nae sign o | winter | bein ony wild cataract hiv |
| oot mild nae sign o | winter | bein ony wild monday 30 |
| mild nae ony sign o | winter | bein wild friday 3rd temp |
| affa mild nae sign o | winter | bein wild thursday 16th temp |
| an mild nae sign o | winter | being ower wild sin is |
| catch wild duck in the | winter | by sticking a drainpipe upright |
| six o clock that wild | winter | evening between 41 and 44 |
| never really went away in | winter | it was always just summer |
| the kitchen er summer and | winter | it was only later that |
| the applewood fire summer and | winter | jarring together what validates the |
| trope of summer delight and | winter | mourning is overturned so that |
| o year wither is gran | winter | nae wild this i canna |
| me would rather go in | winter | than in summer f1149: yeah |
| a summer place cold in | winter | with frosts and fogs a |
| when he s due home | winter | advances but the intense cold |
| fertilize the loam cruickshank gardens | winter | cold pond s a puckered |
| this forecast of a cold | winter | dave doesn t think we |
| was in cold storage all | winter | for i ve had a |
| true f810: at least in | winter | it s dark and cold |
| it s too cold at | winter | [laugh] f631: [laugh] f689: och |
| it was cold in the | winter | only lit with a wee |
| fornoon a cold day wt | winter | s grip not yet lowst |
| it will be a cold | winter | this year yeah f965: and |
| a doot nae sign o | winter | bein a brute wednesday 17th |
| for him but nae sign | winter | gnawed on until danny the |
| toast and nursery games in | winter | after dark my big hair |
| is dark as skies in | winter | grim the future an sae |
| the year for it s | winter | outside there black dark in |
| t get so dark in | winter | right enough but still it |
| home anyway it was a | winter | s day a dark day |
| midnicht blue dark as a | winter | sky an see silver here |
| in the deid thraa fin | winter | wauks balquidder wintry spell dark |
| cal a gheamhraidh winter [tarraing anail] | winter | cabbage tha mi air trì |
| the poet of the scottish | winter | festival winter was his favourite |
| it s a mair a | winter | m1017: mmhm m1015: a winter |
| tuirt iad cal a gheamhraidh | winter | [tarraing anail] winter cabbage tha mi |
| winter m1017: mmhm m1015: a | winter | vest f1054: folk in peterhead |
| of the scottish winter festival | winter | was his favourite season after |
| bein up ere in e | winter | ye nott a thick gunsey |
| lang afore ere s a | winter | breeze friday 7th temp 5 |
| s yon sayin aboot a | winter | cloot friday 2nd temp 9 |
| as ey tak on their | winter | hue tuesday 28th temp 2 |
| monday 31 temp 3 1 | winter | taks a grip that cood |
| bit it s jist like | winter | time saturday 30 temp 5 |
| sunday 11 temp 7 7 | winter | time this surely canna be |
| learning first aid during last | winter | at evening classes i found |
| of light during the brief | winter | days and at night gave |
| and there is chaos during | winter | emergencies i will provide some |
| few brief weeks during the | winter | of 1839 that far from |
| had a virus during the | winter | such myths are false because |
| during the period of severe | winter | weather over the last festive |
| at night when during the | winter | when they ve got the |
| clear hard tae think that | winter | is gey near monday 29th |
| weet an fule half the | winter | is past at yule monday |
| at arbuthnott school in the | winter | dinner at school was half |
| had been there for the | winter | half ear willie beddie cam |
| an fair then half the | winter | his tae come an mair |
| weet an fule half the | winter | is past at yule sunday |
| fine an fair half the | winter | is tae come an mair |
| days o a nor east | winter | an the derk clouds scudded |
| you- er dangerous in the | winter | because you lost days through |
| see folks through the bleak | winter | days but even then before |
| grey wamth in the air | winter | days like this i pray |
| antrum the mirk days a | winter | slawlie harlt by the callan |
| in those days though in | winter | time a metal container maybe |
| return after spending only one | winter | at sea they are called |
| are often called multi sea | winter | msw salmon sea trout do |
| to sea cages caused by | winter | storms escaped farm salmon may |
| grey an skyty wauchts o | winter | wheech frae the jeelin sea |
| ben iron tracks wauchts o | winter | wheech frae the jeelin sea |
| yaird and stack a ll | winter | fine come hairst maybe a |
| parks an ye d got | winter | it s a fine wye |
| fine an cosy in the | winter | months fin he switched the |
| fine an cosy durin the | winter | months ronald an hanna hid |
| is the worst of the | winter | over now it is fine |
| beauty or for smell thae | winter | pansies suit us fine an |
| wis aboot e fairm ae | winter | fin i d got a |
| timmer post ye mind fin | winter | made its merk i sweir |
| the soprano glittered like a | winter | s nicht fin the wagtail |
| that the yird hid tholed | winter | for iver an aye an |
| syne i d ken the | winter | hid stertit lxxxvii three birds |
| see oot ower the parks | winter | hid tichtened his grip throw |
| up a roon for the | winter | months aheid jonsar eck hid |
| an the fairmer hid got | winter | the pairty wid finish wi |
| that at the onset o | winter | ye hid tae get e |
| keep me alive and last | winter | i couldn t just sit |
| keep em for the coorse | winter | nichts i ll hae a |
| keep using it throughout the | winter | the small light pods are |
| snell yince mair an the | winter | comes again so de say |
| ye re jist ready for | winter | mair ir less an it |
| strug naethin ta fill a | winter | press na far mair i |
| humid too but after last | winter | i don t care i |
| primarily to the effect of | winter | pressures last year and shortages |
| root in the last of | winter | s gales laid on its |
| may be the last before | winter | sets in with this thought |
| deed in last year s | winter | storms o pneumonia minnie chittered |
| at though it s nae | winter | i m spikkin aboot eence |
| it threw ye aff bit | winter | or nae the sabbath wis |
| oot mild warm an braw | winter | simply his nae ony grip |
| jist ay pits aff e | winter | abeen it up e side |
| fairmie gey caal in e | winter | an ye canna get up |
| proteckit for e months o | winter | at wis e wye ey |
| i like e openness o | winter | better haad awa fae e |
| e heat bit on a | winter | day it wis a jyle |
| wis bad enyeuch in e | winter | files makkin sure e heat |
| geed shelter tae piles o | winter | logs an till aa e |
| e hoose on a caal | winter | s day bit es time |
| tae saut butter for e | winter | the best time tae dee |
| actually faa oot in e | winter | time if e fairmer got |
| in the deid thraa o | winter | a robin wheeplit oot tae |
| keepit in the byre aa | winter | an muckit oot bi the |
| to come oot in the | winter | time eh we used tae |
| began to realise over the | winter | and into the early part |
| over 65 age group this | winter | and whether that body endorsed |
| the benefit of the 200 | winter | fuel payment and the over |
| river is now frozen over | winter | has truly begun i saw |
| on the bridge over the | winter | months as in previous years |
| where it lives but each | winter | sneaks over trying to take |
| irrespective of the type of | winter | there is great concern over |
| bank over infill storms that | winter | washed the infill through the |
| shoors the hale day lang | winter | roon the corner wid i |
| josef the bus driver one | winter | s day when thickening ice |
| dreary the hale day lang | winter | shoors far the day began |
| day in the middle of | winter | we have to use moisturiser |
| human kind afore the ayegaun | winter | cam ower mony a cauldrife |
| s a peinter ower the | winter | dells the gairdens in the |
| ye trod ower it in | winter | it threw ye aff bit |
| carl i ken ower weel | winter | wi his deidly creel a |
| dried and salted for the | winter | bit they were maybe lookit |
| glace since she s hale | winter | nithin bit ice aa snaw |
| sweet crummly heat on a | winter | s nicht bit it brunt |
| bit o a dip see | winter | tak a richt icy grip |
| effected after the storms of | winter | 1943 once round the point |
| will be me set for | winter | after a longish miserable period |
| besides this there was the | winter | supper held after all the |
| o de time durin de | winter | f960: yeah hit s er |
| the first time my berghaus | winter | jacket then i went down |
| f637: mmhm f638: in the | winter | time f637: ye might get |
| much flowers because it s | winter | time isn t it in |
| s special elderberry wine ae | winter | time ma grandfaither had got |
| back o yer thrapple in | winter | time the creesh grease from |
| mmhm f1039: an in the | winter | time we used tae wi |
| s right m1010: in the | winter | time when oo was at |
| f606: yeah f1039: in the | winter | time wi ma dad s |
| t know f638: in the | winter | time ye maybe never went |
| lauchin noo through the lang | winter | nichts wha ll help me |
| through a snowstorm to the | winter | reunion in the merchants hall |
| warm a sheltered ye through | winter | s wet an this is |
| to see you through the | winter | the outside ones were always |
| taes bi the fire come | winter | aw shod wi sweet smellin |
| eh usually they come in | winter | maybe to shelter if if |
| voe hair is withered for | winter | s come with it the |
| come boys and get your | winter | supper for ye deserve it |
| o the abune newsletter autumn | winter | 2002 pauline s column hogmanay |
| eve o hogmanay it wis | winter | an it wis the sabbath |
| ti the stert o the | winter | an owre lange idle he |
| was in the middle o | winter | f643: and that was in |
| by the lowe o a | winter | fire an stare at the |
| gotten a guid supply o | winter | fish an wan hame safe |
| o pitten t tae get | winter | for fit ye mean is |
| rise the first frosts o | winter | hardened the lan like the |
| wi a flurry o sna | winter | his it s say sunday |
| is it gowd or blue | winter | in the mochy dreichness o |
| was in the middle o | winter | m642: well that was naw |
| simmer saft an braw there | winter | reigns eternally the sizzen o |
| cam tae steenhillock the first | winter | s nicht o the celtic |
| muckle wars that gart the | winter | tae cam an spite o |
| o the verra sowel o | winter | wi its fite hairtless wauchts |
| things ready fur the comin | winter | he checked tae see if |
| 12 roon the corner is | winter | i hiv tae say at |
| ere was some gey caal | winter | jobs fyles haein tae use |
| there s nane alive this | winter | past a clean forgot tae |
| tae change his tune tae | winter | richt he wid be sunday |
| a freen tae clear awa | winter | s remains an set tee |
| tae see them throw the | winter | tho minnie s da cut |
| tae the derkness wed here | winter | wadnae enter nur ae ae |
| muckle field an frae the | winter | winds there wis nothin tae |
| year its been an early | winter | this year so lets hope |
| the rauchled skin each bitin | winter | wind wid kiss ony year |
| neebers simmer wore on an | winter | cam an shortly wi a |
| fill up their sheds wi | winter | fuel jonsar eck kent it |
| hae a gran fordel or | winter | jonsar eck jist agreed wi |
| frae emerald whin yowe s | winter | oo is tirred wi shears |
| jyned wi the soarin hawk | winter | s wytin roon the neuk |
| or whyt wi snaw aw | winter | the wedder wes saft an |
| red berries on it all | winter | and now they are turning |
| features of the autumn and | winter | farm steadings now the cornyards |
| carries the underlying threat of | winter | now i dip my fingers |
| afternoon we went to the | winter | palace which now houses a |
| magical now but often in | winter | the town shrouds itself under |
| a moscow grocer s in | winter | they will not budge now |
| down the hatches for the | winter | and emerge again in the |
| subject ministers are concerned that | winter | and emergency planning in the |
| in her hands in the | winter | and john t had rheumatism |
| happening in the middle of | winter | and the middle of the |
| clement than scotland in the | winter | as i scraped thick ice |
| coursing takes place in the | winter | between mid september and mid |
| to do it in the | winter | but you know you d |
| to cover your wrists in | winter | cuffs could be red ribbed |
| started going away in in | winter | f1149: mmhm f1148: and then |
| go to norwegian classes in | winter | f746: oh right yeah f978: |
| thatch the stack for the | winter | first building it herself in |
| the grass in a warm | winter | grief and joy like sword |
| lived a ghost town in | winter | haunted by the spirits of |
| a study of trees in | winter | his bones poked at his |
| a real coal fire in | winter | i hope you re all |
| selfridges in london the worst | winter | i remember was in 1946 |
| s moustaches they hibernate in | winter | icicle bound and brittle soup |
| how bride was imprisoned throughout | winter | in ben nevis until her |
| thaw the river creeps with | winter | in its veins aeroplane climbs |
| interlude described by sand in | winter | in mallorca an island bestseller |
| decided to spend the coming | winter | in mallorca and would return |
| i had started to read | winter | in mallorca by george sand |
| his intention to spend the | winter | in mallorca in fact he |
| to accompany george sand s | winter | in mallorca with french and |
| topics such as these iii | winter | in many primary schools the |
| a feeling of apprehension in | winter | in strathearn the sinister scene |
| the love affair but a | winter | in which so covered by |
| lakes wooden houses dotted the | winter | landscape sometimes huddled in clusters |
| just has black nights in | winter | [laugh] f807: [laugh] it s |
| sides using button hooks in | winter | nearly all the girls at |
| its position lean pickings in | winter | nests are empty of violins |
| inherited from oed in the | winter | of 1925 6 with the |
| situation that arose in the | winter | of 1999 2000 there were |
| the street even in mid | winter | one of the americans asked |
| of a school playground in | winter | one with which all the |
| even affection perdita in the | winter | s tale is one such |
| for the poet in the | winter | s tale leontes can be |
| back of ballindean followed as | winter | set in by more in |
| better to move before the | winter | sets in good too that |
| would have made of a | winter | solstice in moscow he d |
| different times i remember wandering | winter | streets in glasgow with joan |
| summit of puig mayor in | winter | the atmosphere is humid as |
| er ah mind in eh | winter | their rops aye hed an |
| go on holiday in the | winter | then as well as did |
| in the rain in the | winter | to travel to horwich for |
| boats sprout begging arms like | winter | trees in the blue vault |
| but no afore the mornin | winter | wauknin a m in ma |
| the 1940s the services in | winter | were held in the chancel |
| sealed themselves in for the | winter | with central heating and double |
| watched anxiously as i stowed | winter | woollies in the bottom of |
| the american climate the first | winter | which began with heavy snowfalls |
| winnowing machine winnlin straw bundle | winter | to get to have all |
| have to wear all the | winter | woollies you can get on |
| milk white steed another describes | winter | as an old cailleach who |
| the glen the flooers that | winter | disnae ken vetch an speedwell |
| about an ailing cow one | winter | it was wasting away with |
| your heatin ready for the | winter | jonsar eck peyed him an |
| us bairns on a caul | winter | mornin an richt inta an |
| how still the reeds wunter | winter | rimie morn laddies sclyin an |
| dreich room an a dreich | winter | s nicht miss vining the |
| thocht a d passed the | winter | snug an cosy influenza free |
| gorse skirts an open moothed | winter | stare he leaves thankin the |
| every fortnicht for the hale | winter | jonsar eck kent he wis |
| frostin let ye ken at | winter | wis comin on auchterless is |
| economy scottish affairs no 38 | winter | 2002 pp51 72 hicks d |
| boyter well you see that | winter | there was a travelling theatre |
| of the unpromisingly titled song | winter | a dirge it s good |
| it s been a terrible | winter | arthur will not have been |
| afore the thaw so cauldrife | winter | brakks the simmer s lyre |
| income i ve started buying | winter | clothes there s a snell |
| it s been the worst | winter | for several years i got |
| of grampian health board s | winter | pressure funds and to forward |
| 666 a topper persephone s | winter | residence a snowball jung s |
| sweet smellin birch bark pause | winter | s gae near oan us |
| a man blin foo intae | winter | s gluggerin moo climbing mortlich |
| wraith s icy chill by | winter | s grip a tuim matchbox |
| waur on the continent cruel | winter | s wrath is no yet |
| blaw seety feathered corbies craa | winter | s wytin roon the neuk |
| tess aw hallow s eve | winter | solstice krista awch tess oo |
| we become eligible for the | winter | heating allowance we all think |
| all wrap up for the | winter | so our precious railings need |
| are ye aw efter the | winter | hae ye aw had yer |
| i ve had a warmer | winter | but i don t think |
| we never really had a | winter | out of it we had |
| executive on this subject 3 | winter | bed planning the committee heard |
| our precious railings need their | winter | coat this means that we |
| you killed a stot this | winter | i killed a pig the |
| this is scotland and our | winter | lasts not much less than |
| were made for us this | winter | reunion to be held at |
| by adverse weather conditions this | winter | s1f 2185 6 mary scanlon |
| send postcards this being the | winter | solstice the place was crowded |
| surgeries i have visited this | winter | the publicity has been almost |
| great deal of good this | winter | you said that although it |
| ford even when it was | winter | hidden birds betrayed their names |
| be 6 more weeks of | winter | who needs weather satellites when |
| it dis ding on sna | winter | a a at eence gies |
| yairds doun the brae fer | winter | a heid scarf snawflakes para |
| it should have been called | winter | a rant since it goes |
| like coursing beagling is a | winter | activity conducted between september and |
| would look nice on a | winter | evening wouldn t it f010: |
| not understand for example integrated | winter | gritting a snowplough does not |
| bears are fashion mannequins a | winter | haute couture of claw and |
| but one that occurs every | winter | it will be a constant |
| and a greater rainfall the | winter | statistics show a change too |
| would be a nice wee | winter | trip [laugh] f1148: uh huh |
| a wind blown wunter n | winter | wurd n tidings wush v |
| wunds n winds wunter n | winter | wuzzent a withered yallae a |
| need for markers should the | winter | diet be taken up there |
| salted for yule and the | winter | een till t one extra |
| grown tired of rehearsing for | winter | i think perhaps it is |
| the hotel closed for the | winter | just as we thought we |
| out of the water for | winter | onto the ferry okay they |
| big peat stack for the | winter | she sheiled off the grassy |
| the scottish executive whether the | winter | timetable for caledonian macbrayne ferry |
| suffering the coldest spell of | winter | weather for years tho heraldin |
| typical set of attire for | winter | would be home knitted woollen |
| 3 autumn 2046 part 4 | winter | 3000 the characters dr shiran |
| good really but then the | winter | bef- just before we left |
| best estimate of the mid | winter | british brown hare population prior |
| the higher state pension the | winter | fuel allowance and from next |
| garden and stocked up on | winter | fuel by thinning out the |
| boords as it happened the | winter | he spent there was one |
| peak of non flu virus | winter | respiratory conditions at the moment |
| it was only ehm the | winter | that before we left treebank |
| where he would spend the | winter | the archduke was away and |
| 11 marked the start of | winter | the feast of st martin |
| the good part of the | winter | you steepit it amongst brine |
| aren t normally affected by | winter | may find themselves being affected |
| clouds william blake part 4 | winter | 3000 it is hard to |
| scottish language dictionaries newsletter autumn | winter | 2002 new scuil wab from |
| or went towards buying new | winter | clothes which they were allowed |
| or mirrored glazed doors on | winter | evenings woodsmoke beeswax candles and |
| michael russell s1m 2693 british | winter | olympic team lodged on 4 |
| him every week simmer or | winter | she wid say fit i |
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