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Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 20.38
by Lorns
Batten down the hatches. Hope our NI and Scots pals are faring up ok.
I think i may be losing a fence panel tonight.
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 21.28
by noelfirl
(Copied from another forum)
This gantry...
fell on this car...
and these people, who were in the front, thankfully walked away OK.
Thanks to:
http://www.flickr.com/photos/fergusmcna ... 682219932/
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 21.42
by Sput
Ugly pair ain't they.
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 22.13
by Stuart*
Sput wrote:Ugly pair ain't they.
...but just think of the damage this blustery weather could do to that Glass House you're living in, Sput!
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 22.14
by Ronnie Rowlands
Sput wrote:Ugly pair ain't they.
Maybe they were actually hit by the gantry?
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sat 17 Jan, 2009 22.25
by DVB Cornwall
Not only blustery, but an external power shower started for 10 mins at 7pm, 'down here'.
and now there's the mother of Thunderstorms too.
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sun 18 Jan, 2009 12.44
by Nick Harvey
We managed to miss the thunder up here, but got a drop of rain, or three hundred!
And we had the wind, lots of it. A huge crash in the middle of the evening signalled the collapse of our stack of recycling boxes outside the back door. (Yes, all full of Cotes du Rhone bottles, before somebody else says it!)
Where are you, exactly, DVB? Am I remembering Liskeard for some reason, or mixing you up with someone else?
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sun 18 Jan, 2009 14.16
by DVB Cornwall
.. on the Fal estuary, between Truro and Falmouth. Redruth TX had three or four protection shutdowns during the unpleasantness from 2245 till 2330. Once the storm passed it calmed quite rapidly, which surprised me.
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sun 18 Jan, 2009 16.20
by Nick Harvey
Oh, that's right, you have said before. Down the pretty end, King Harry Ferry country!
Re: Bit blustery tonight innit.
Posted: Sun 18 Jan, 2009 22.02
by Alexia
Nick Harvey wrote:Oh, that's right, you have said before. Down the pretty end, King Harry Ferry country!
Ah, memories. Never used the ferry, always got stuck on the 88B. Used to visit all the villages on the way; Perranarworthal, Ponsanooth (particularly pretty little place) and of course the fabulously named Mabe Burnthouse.