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Local radio is reporting on severe flooding in Essex, with several main
roads closed and under several inches of water. Can't elaborate; I'm only
the messenger.

jim
Still snowing in Northampton



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Local radio is reporting on severe flooding in Essex, with several main
roads closed and under several inches of water. Can't elaborate; I'm only
the messenger.

jim
Still snowing in Northampton

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Can't say I'm surprised - we've had 25mm so far and it's still pouring down.
Garden flooding for first time in many years.
Dave. S.Essex
www.laindonweather.co.uk





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19 mentions of flood on Essex roads bulletin:
http://www.bbc.co.uk/essex/travel/es..._feature.shtml


Dave Cornwell wrote:
"jbm" wrote in message
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Local radio is reporting on severe flooding in Essex, with several main
roads closed and under several inches of water. Can't elaborate; I'm only
the messenger.

jim
Still snowing in Northampton

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Can't say I'm surprised - we've had 25mm so far and it's still pouring down.
Garden flooding for first time in many years.
Dave. S.Essex
www.laindonweather.co.uk




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On Feb 10, 1:04*am, "Dave Cornwell"
wrote:
"jbm" wrote in message

... Local radio is reporting on severe flooding in Essex, with several main
roads closed and under several inches of water. Can't elaborate; I'm only
the messenger.


jim
Still snowing in Northampton


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Can't say I'm surprised - we've had 25mm so far and it's still pouring down.
Garden flooding for first time in many years.
Dave. S.Essexwww.laindonweather.co.uk



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Probably the worst for 8 years, Dave. Drove to the Tube through it
all at around 07.00 - back roads around Brentwood and Chigwell were
all passable, with care, but quite a lot of surface water cascading
down the roads, where I've not seen that amount of surface water
flowing for a long time. Nothing on the scale of the Nov 2000 flood -
when I covered exactly the same journey with immense difficulty and
had to backtrack and try other ways around it all, several times.

- Tom
Blackmore, SW Essex.
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On Feb 10, 11:00*am, Tom Bennett wrote:
On Feb 10, 1:04*am, "Dave Cornwell"





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... Local radio is reporting on severe flooding in Essex, with several main
roads closed and under several inches of water. Can't elaborate; I'm only
the messenger.


jim
Still snowing in Northampton


-----------------------------
Can't say I'm surprised - we've had 25mm so far and it's still pouring down.
Garden flooding for first time in many years.
Dave. S.Essexwww.laindonweather.co.uk


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Probably the worst for 8 years, Dave. *Drove to the Tube through it
all at around 07.00 - back roads around Brentwood and Chigwell were
all passable, with care, but quite a lot of surface water cascading
down the roads, where I've not seen that amount of surface water
flowing for a long time. *Nothing on the scale of the Nov 2000 flood -
when I covered exactly the same journey with immense difficulty and
had to backtrack and try other ways around it all, several times.

- *Tom
Blackmore, SW Essex.- Hide quoted text -

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Further to my earlier post, I've just noticed the following:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...p-Britain.html

One or two of the locations are just down the road from me but I
wouldn't like you all to think that my fellow Essexers are all as dim
as one or two would apprear in this press clipping

- Tom.
Blackmore, SW Essex


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There are idiots everywhere you go..........and screw PC...they are
plain village idiots....it's as simple as that.



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On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 04:42:49 -0800 (PST), Tom Bennett
wrote:

On Feb 10, 11:00*am, Tom Bennett wrote:
On Feb 10, 1:04*am, "Dave Cornwell"





wrote:
"jbm" wrote in message


... Local radio is reporting on severe flooding in Essex, with several main
roads closed and under several inches of water. Can't elaborate; I'm only
the messenger.


jim
Still snowing in Northampton


-----------------------------
Can't say I'm surprised - we've had 25mm so far and it's still pouring down.
Garden flooding for first time in many years.
Dave. S.Essexwww.laindonweather.co.uk


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Probably the worst for 8 years, Dave. *Drove to the Tube through it
all at around 07.00 - back roads around Brentwood and Chigwell were
all passable, with care, but quite a lot of surface water cascading
down the roads, where I've not seen that amount of surface water
flowing for a long time. *Nothing on the scale of the Nov 2000 flood -
when I covered exactly the same journey with immense difficulty and
had to backtrack and try other ways around it all, several times.

- *Tom
Blackmore, SW Essex.- Hide quoted text -

- Show quoted text -


Further to my earlier post, I've just noticed the following:

http://www.dailymail.co.uk/news/arti...p-Britain.html

One or two of the locations are just down the road from me but I
wouldn't like you all to think that my fellow Essexers are all as dim
as one or two would apprear in this press clipping

- Tom.
Blackmore, SW Essex


As dim as how many - a bit more than one or two lol

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On Tue, 10 Feb 2009 05:23:47 -0800 (PST), MahFL
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There are idiots everywhere you go..........and screw PC...they are
plain village idiots....it's as simple as that.


Yep, seems more of those types than 'normal types' these days


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