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Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 18:52
by silver-fox
:sad: we expected more my fellow yorky m8s get ya wellies ready

Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 20:52
by DispatchDragon
Without sounding Like a SA - We'll gladly take some of that - hasn't rained here since October - Lake Mead is now 100 feet below normal levels


Leif

Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 21:34
by FlyTexas
We're seeing plenty of rain here in the Dallas area. Last summer we were in the midst of a painful drought. A local lake (where my drinking water comes from) was 2/3 empty. 2/3!! :shock: This year we've gotten more than enough rain to make up for last summer. It's pouring rain as I type this. Wild! :lol:

Brian

Posted: 26 Jun 2007, 23:15
by Chris Sykes
LOL guess who was out from 8am untill 3am the next day pumping flood waters!!! :roll: we had it bad too, at one point every fire engine in lincs was out and we were expecting our local rivers (were inbetween 2) to burst their banks... Not to help was it was high tide aswell :roll:

Posted: 27 Jun 2007, 20:22
by thehappyotter
It's still high round here.

I went out for a well deserved blast on the old bike today after a mental week at work. I got to my favourite trail and was met with this:

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Very wet.

There weir doesn't exist at the moment.

That railing is around the concrete block i'd usually be stood on. Don't fancy it today.

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British Waterways offer helpfull advice through the clever use of signs...

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No Way!

Posted: 28 Jun 2007, 15:07
by VEGAS
Nice pictures Rob.

More rain on the way say the met office.. :sad:

Posted: 28 Jun 2007, 15:15
by Nigel H-J
I was really expecting to see you riding your bike complete with flippers aqua-lung and probably a rubber ring for good measure Rob!! :lol: :lol:

Nigel.

Posted: 28 Jun 2007, 16:10
by AndyG
thehappyotter wrote:It's still high round here.

I went out for a well deserved blast on the old bike today after a mental week at work. I got to my favourite trail and was met with this:

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Did you ever find the rider of that abandoned bike Rob?

AndyG

Posted: 28 Jun 2007, 16:14
by Garry Russell
Or the Barbie bike without pedals :lol:

Garry

Posted: 28 Jun 2007, 17:51
by Trev Clark
Having had a SECOND day with some CLOUDS :shock: , I feel I can now contribute more to this thread :lol: :lol: :lol:
Seriously, here is a shot of our nearest 'enbalsa' used for water storage and it is only 25% full. Below that is the Brit owned Suncat (famous for days out sailing, locally), after she was washed ashore following freak high winds last week. At least it is not raining at the moment.
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Woops :redface:
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