Flood's
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Yeah real bad Northumberland and Cumbria way mate. Was at countrymicks a few days ago and some of the sights were unreal! Mega floods . Lucky I live mega high!
SH#T HAPPENS!!!!!!!!
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Yeah we're lucky at the moment ,but apparently they have just closed Selby toll bridge over the ouse so who knows what's going on , only problem is we're surrounded by the Ouse ,Derwent and the Aire which are all critical anyone of these could flood the town ,at least I only own a piece of sh1t BMW so no loss!
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Thoughts are with anyone hit by the weather conditions. Hope none on here have been flooded out.
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- agentpineapple
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hang on a mo, where was my sympathy when I got sun burn last summer......Kev L wrote:Thoughts are with anyone hit by the weather conditions. Hope none on here have been flooded out.
in all seriousness a good friend of mine has been through having his house flooded, he and his family had to live in a hotel for 6mths, sounds fun to begin with, but it was horrible.
I hope everyone on here is ok.
HEY YOU GUYS!!!!!!
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My parents are still without power.
Tomorrow at midday seems to be the earliest.
The river Roach has risen at least 20 feet to flood the town centre.
Roger
Tomorrow at midday seems to be the earliest.
The river Roach has risen at least 20 feet to flood the town centre.
Roger
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sympathy to any one affected. a guy I worked with got flooded out 20 years ago with a flood tide on the Orwell. sh1t everywhere
3 out of 4 people make up 75% of the worlds population.
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No sympathy as it was self inflicted...agentpineapple wrote:hang on a mo, where was my sympathy when I got sun burn last summer......Kev L wrote:Thoughts are with anyone hit by the weather conditions. Hope none on here have been flooded out.
in all seriousness a good friend of mine has been through having his house flooded, he and his family had to live in a hotel for 6mths, sounds fun to begin with, but it was horrible.
I hope everyone on here is ok.
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- KermitLeFrog
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Over the last few years, after mega floods in 2005 and not quite so bad ones in 2009, a huge amount of money has been spent on a flood barrier on the south side of the Tyne at Corbridge. They added piles and raised a long length of concrete wall only this summer. However, it came over the dyke 1/2 a mile upstream and flooded the same places again. They reckon the dyke was 18" too low.
I actually feel a bit sorry for the Environment Agency. Where do they stop? New blocks of apartments have recently been built in just this area. OK, only the ground floor apartment got flooded but WTF? Why build there and, even more so, why buy there?
As far as I know only one motorcycle death. A BMW so it dosn't really count....
I actually feel a bit sorry for the Environment Agency. Where do they stop? New blocks of apartments have recently been built in just this area. OK, only the ground floor apartment got flooded but WTF? Why build there and, even more so, why buy there?
As far as I know only one motorcycle death. A BMW so it dosn't really count....
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I squandered" (George Best, RIP)
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They all count...RIP. Someones Dad, Brother, Son...KermitLeFrog wrote:Over the last few years, after mega floods in 2005 and not quite so bad ones in 2009, a huge amount of money has been spent on a flood barrier on the south side of the Tyne at Corbridge. They added piles and raised a long length of concrete wall only this summer. However, it came over the dyke 1/2 a mile upstream and flooded the same places again. They reckon the dyke was 18" too low.
I actually feel a bit sorry for the Environment Agency. Where do they stop? New blocks of apartments have recently been built in just this area. OK, only the ground floor apartment got flooded but WTF? Why build there and, even more so, why buy there?
As far as I know only one motorcycle death. A BMW so it dosn't really count....
Making up since 2007, sometimes it's true...Honest...
- KermitLeFrog
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I'm talking about the bike (which died of an excess of water), no humans were hurt in the creation of this post!MacV2 wrote:They all count...RIP. Someones Dad, Brother, Son...KermitLeFrog wrote:Over the last few years, after mega floods in 2005 and not quite so bad ones in 2009, a huge amount of money has been spent on a flood barrier on the south side of the Tyne at Corbridge. They added piles and raised a long length of concrete wall only this summer. However, it came over the dyke 1/2 a mile upstream and flooded the same places again. They reckon the dyke was 18" too low.
I actually feel a bit sorry for the Environment Agency. Where do they stop? New blocks of apartments have recently been built in just this area. OK, only the ground floor apartment got flooded but WTF? Why build there and, even more so, why buy there?
As far as I know only one motorcycle death. A BMW so it dosn't really count....
"I spent a lot of money on booze, birds and fast cars. The rest I squandered" (George Best, RIP)
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My sister in law lives in a listed Devon longhouse and was flooded out about 5 yrs ago. It took 18 months to get the place habitable and another 6 to make it home again. During the process a lot of her possessions disappeared, antique fire irons water damaged etc. Possessions which were irreplaceable but financially worthless were destroyed and in addition the loss of confidence in the place you always trusted the most. I have nothing but sympathy for anyone in this position, even more so when it reoccurs.
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God love the folks who have to go through mopping up there lives
the older i get,the faster i was