An American Egg in London

amini1 · November 2008

Well actually Eggs...we woke up to snow this morning. Since we didn't get much snow in Houston, this is our 3 year old daughter's and the Eggs' first snow.

Mainegg · November 2008

Well good morning! That is about how it is here in Maine right now. Just a light dusting thank goodness. Did you ship your eggs over or find them there? Julie

amini1 · November 2008

I shipped them here when I moved. There was a dealer in the country but I'm not sure if they still exist.

TomM24 · November 2008

So I guess thats English Ivy on the fence. But whats that DFMT doing in the snow and not safely stowed in its Egg?

ric3677 · November 2008

Nothing goes unnoticed here... :laugh:

Rick in Mt.

You call that snow? More like heavy frost.... :laugh:

Beli · November 2008

Lived in London for 2 years...can't imagine a better match than London & The Egg Lucky you!!!!!!!!!!

James MB · November 2008

We didn't get snow up here (Shropshire). I lived in London for several years and when the snow came it was special - never had as much space as that though!
There is a dealer (in Wales) if you need the details drop me a line, mind you you probably already have a better supply route.

Celtic Wolf · November 2008

EGGFEST IN LONDON!!! YEAH BABY!!!

Your neighbors must love you HAHAHAH

We often get people ask the best way to ship. How were they packed?

An American Egg in London

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