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d'Alltrades writes The message from Kay contains these words: N Yorks is a big place ;-) Franz was in the Dales, ie Pennines, the flooding is round Helmsley on the N York Moors a long way to the east. Picture on the local news today where a 4 foot wall of water had gone straight through a living room, out through the conservatory, demolished a garage and carried two cars to the back of the garden - you can imagine the devastation. Flash flooding is terrible - little warning, and water where you don't expect it. Just hope no cavers were underground yesterday - it was quite scary the speed at which our garden went from bone dry to 4 inches deep - gave an insight into what could happen if there was a watercourse involved. Isn't television marvellous! It was only a two-foot wall on the radio... If a two foot wall causes that much havoc, I shall be extremely careful which beaches I paddle on in future ;-) -- Kay "Do not insult the crocodile until you have crossed the river" |
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from Kay contains these words: Isn't television marvellous! It was only a two-foot wall on the radio... If a two foot wall causes that much havoc, I shall be extremely careful which beaches I paddle on in future ;-) I think that particular wall of water was travelling a good bit faster than yer average seaside wavy-floppything. -- Rusty Open the creaking gate to make a horrid.squeak, then lower the foobar. http://www.users.zetnet.co.uk/hi-fi/ |
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