Have all you Berkshire bods survived the floods?
Discussion
AngryS3Owner said:
Rich, I don't mind getting wet / impractical / pretty much anything... I think a westfield is a step too far though 
And there is a good reason for the M5, well about 400 of them!
Humm... it's still a great big saloon car, time for that when you're my sort of age! And there is a good reason for the M5, well about 400 of them! You need 2 x seats only and a roof that comes off!
touching cloth said:
This one's even in Maidenhead so you could view it in a lunhbreak 
although might be an acquired taste as far as colour combo (must say that I have ever seen it around here, and it would be hard to miss)
http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/207948.htm
I saw this car when I went to do quote ,its spent even more time in the garage than my Griff ,the cars in very good condition,but don't think I could live with that colour,even Jons pink car is better! although might be an acquired taste as far as colour combo (must say that I have ever seen it around here, and it would be hard to miss)http://www.pistonheads.com/sales/207948.htm
srider said:
Puggit said:
Well no one seems to have remembered that I live in Caversham 
Me too, about 100 yards from the lakes 
Looks like a worrying night ahead.........
To be honest I'm just joking, we're on top of the hill above you - but you're welcome to come up for a cup of tea if you need
Puggit said:
srider said:
Puggit said:
Well no one seems to have remembered that I live in Caversham
Me too, about 100 yards from the lakes Looks like a worrying night ahead.........
To be honest I'm just joking, we're on top of the hill above you - but you're welcome to come up for a cup of tea if you need
Looks like it's going to be much less severe than predicted yesterday, I was getting really worried. I think the Environment Agency were playing very safe after doing nothing last time.
srider said:
Puggit said:
srider said:
Puggit said:
Well no one seems to have remembered that I live in Caversham
Me too, about 100 yards from the lakes Looks like a worrying night ahead.........
To be honest I'm just joking, we're on top of the hill above you - but you're welcome to come up for a cup of tea if you need
Looks like it's going to be much less severe than predicted yesterday, I was getting really worried. I think the Environment Agency were playing very safe after doing nothing last time.
I cycled past your gaffe this morning - plenty of sandbags but no leaks. BBC radio Berkshire looked very disappointed
The water level is the same on both sides of the weir - that's normally around a 2m drop I'd estimate! The towpath past Kings Meadow and Tesco is about a foot deep in places (I know this from my wet feet!)
Puggit said:
srider said:
Puggit said:
srider said:
Puggit said:
Well no one seems to have remembered that I live in Caversham
Me too, about 100 yards from the lakes Looks like a worrying night ahead.........
To be honest I'm just joking, we're on top of the hill above you - but you're welcome to come up for a cup of tea if you need
Looks like it's going to be much less severe than predicted yesterday, I was getting really worried. I think the Environment Agency were playing very safe after doing nothing last time.
I cycled past your gaffe this morning - plenty of sandbags but no leaks. BBC radio Berkshire looked very disappointed
The water level is the same on both sides of the weir - that's normally around a 2m drop I'd estimate! The towpath past Kings Meadow and Tesco is about a foot deep in places (I know this from my wet feet!)
GolfGT_Girl said:
R1_JON said:
GolfGT_Girl said:
Is Henley-on-thames bad does anyone know?
Not too bad, the river had broken the banks when I went for a walk last night, but it hasn't breached any roads yet.Edited by R1_JON on Tuesday 24th July 12:11
What were they thinking when they came up with those stupid side panels? 
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