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Old 26 November 2012, 21:11   #1
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Floods in UK.

Has anyone on here been affected by the floods ? Where I live we are quite high up so we have been lucky, I just hope that the rest of the RIBnet members have not been to badly affected by this bad weather.
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Old 26 November 2012, 21:33   #2
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Not directly thankfully but had another day working outside which ain't much fun
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Old 26 November 2012, 21:46   #3
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Has anyone on here been affected by the floods ? Where I live we are quite high up so we have been lucky, I just hope that the rest of the RIBnet members have not been to badly affected by this bad weather.
Yes I'll second that thought. Hope all are ok

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Old 26 November 2012, 22:10   #4
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Everything in my workshop is currently stacked 3ft off the floor. The water is 4 inches from entering the building at the moment, it peaked late this afternoon and has stayed the same for the last few hours. Keeping a close watch on the EA website and webcams from home.

This is my friends d-class on the river avon in Stratford after assisting in securing some boats. River levels 1.8m above normal.
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Old 26 November 2012, 22:27   #5
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Everything in my workshop is currently stacked 3ft off the floor. The water is 4 inches from entering the building at the moment, it peaked late this afternoon and has stayed the same for the last few hours. Keeping a close watch on the EA website and webcams from home.

This is my friends d-class on the river avon in Stratford after assisting in securing some boats. River levels 1.8m above normal.
Good luck fella hope you stay lucky.
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Old 26 November 2012, 22:39   #6
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Everything in my workshop is currently stacked 3ft off the floor. The water is 4 inches from entering the building at the moment, it peaked late this afternoon and has stayed the same for the last few hours. Keeping a close watch on the EA website and webcams from home.

This is my friends d-class on the river avon in Stratford after assisting in securing some boats. River levels 1.8m above normal.
thoughts are with you....people are happy to see an rnli boat..on a river or offshore....

Things get better and dry out...
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Old 26 November 2012, 22:48   #7
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Wonder how these electric cars get on in the floods
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Everything in my workshop is currently stacked 3ft off the floor. The water is 4 inches from entering the building at the moment, it peaked late this afternoon and has stayed the same for the last few hours. Keeping a close watch on the EA website and webcams from home.

This is my friends d-class on the river avon in Stratford after assisting in securing some boats. River levels 1.8m above normal.
Not much room left under them bridges , but I bet it's good fun on the sib. Thanks for posting the pic

I hope the water level recedes and your property isn't affected mate.
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It's pretty wet around here - Hants/Wilts border. Very nice gastro pub down the road is flooded. Ironically opposite Mr Ramseys place. Few roads flooded (glad I've got a Landy - took great joy in driving through the "road closed" signs.)
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Old 27 November 2012, 00:06   #10
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Wonder how these electric cars get on in the floods
Fisker Karma EVs caught in Hurricane Sandy floods catch fire, burn | Motoramic - Yahoo! Autos

these didn't do so good over here.
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Old 27 November 2012, 10:40   #11
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Here's a shot of our garden during the July floods. This Sunday we were too busy to take photos You can normally walk under the sluice gates

Our car parking area is laid out as a bowl with a sump hole in the middle into which goes the water pump suction hose. The pump did the job which confirms yet again: all the best toys have piston engines

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