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Or any other storm damage. I appear to have escaped this time bar a wooden surround for my compost bin being blown over. There's a few houses roundabout with slates or tiles lifted. A lot of fallen branches as well, here and there.

It was another wild and stormy night but thankfully it has eased so a range trip today I think and will get my bottle filled at Bob's new on site facility. I feel sorry for those flood victims over in Cumbria. You must be overwhelmed with a feeling of helplessness as the waters rise or a torrent sweeps through.....

It must be awful watching the water fill your home and there is bugger all you can do too stop it
Also there is a few on here with a slate or two missing

eboswan wrote:It must be awful watching the water fill your home and there is bugger all you can do too stop it
Also there is a few on here with a slate or two missing

Ain't that a fact! I always knew you were a man of great perspicacity That can be alleviated - try the mens deodorant counter at Boots.

Well as much as I'd like to banter this tough old nut is off out again today...........

I always feel sorry for the flood victims, it never happens where I am but to look at some of that water, it's unbelievable. Hawes to Cumbria, that's some area.

i worked for loss adjusters it was the worst thing you can have happen is flood with sewer water in it.
i had one house i watched it flood and nothing you can do to stop it .
up goes the insurance premium again.