Datatek
Well-Known Member
The view is almost the same, the flooded one is just a bit to the left, the Gite is hiding behind the bushes in the dry picture. The rails are on my bridge across the river which is under water as is the road.
The oldies knew where to build, the house never floods even when as now there is over a metre of water over the island.
We are fine Dan, thanks for asking as are all the cars, they are on high ground in the back field.
Jesus christ Keith, are you both ok?Now you see it,
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Now you don't,
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Life in a watermill can get interesting
Datatek
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Fine thanks Mark, floods are not that unusual in a water mill, the first time after I bought the house was scary though.Jesus christ Keith, are you both ok?
You could almost believe you were on a cruise looking out of the windows.
You need to get yourself an older series 1, 2 or 3 to go wadingFine thanks Mark, floods are not that unusual in a water mill, the first time after I bought the house was scary though.
You could almost believe you were on a cruise looking out of the windows.
Datatek
Well-Known Member
The P38 wades us out no problems, water level is about mid wheel, we just tip toe through if we have to go out.You need to get yourself an older series 1, 2 or 3 to go wading
Otherwise i could use the tractor, it's a bit more refined than a series
RangeRoller dt
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Hope your concrete is okay. Will save cutting the lawn
