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08 Jan 10
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could well be leazes, and nothing has been done or since the flood 18 months ago.
btw you dont drive the number 10 to kenton do you ?
btw you dont drive the number 10 to kenton do you ?
crossed grainger st today, just been to market .saw number 10, skinhead bloke driving, thought that could be leazes. :)
i often see chronicle sports reporter alan oliver on grainger st.its not you.its not you is it?
takethestand 08 Jan 19:53
cumbernauld hopefully
Hi Canaryboy, or Canaryboy's male lover
it's highly unlikely because the town is quite highly elevated
cumbernauld hopefully
Hi Canaryboy, or Canaryboy's male lover
it's highly unlikely because the town is quite highly elevated
but still, I regard myself as quite lucky to be in that situation
at least all those lucky Bullseye winners will get a chance to use their speedboats
Penrith maybe, but most places will be ok if, as forecast, the thaw does not happen very quickly. The time of concentration for the various runoff elements will be staggered, and most all places will not have confluence peaks that are risky, imho.
The risk will come if the thaw occurs on the quick side followed immediately by a large rainfall event. This is possible but we are now entering double jeopardy scenarios.
The risk will come if the thaw occurs on the quick side followed immediately by a large rainfall event. This is possible but we are now entering double jeopardy scenarios.
Nowhere in the Fens, we have the best drainage system in Europe.
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