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 Post subject: Flooding In England
PostPosted: Mon Nov 23, 2009 12:17 pm 
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Are there any of our folks involved? I am not familiar where everyone lives in England.
It looks very bad, and parts of Ireland too??
Hope all are ok.

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I haven't seen Ray in a while. Has anyone heard from him?

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Thanks for thinking of me :D

Ralph and I are in the south of the country and although we've had stong winds and heavy rains, we've not been affected by flooding. The area worst affected, is Cumbria, in the beatiful area known as the Lake District. Non of the British forum members live directly in that area, to my knowledge, although the nearest is Pitbull, who I havn't heard from in ages.

The bad weather has made my garden a bit of a marsh so even when it wasn't raining for a short part of Sunday it was still not practical to carry on with the workshop :(

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Good to hear you're keeping your feet dry. I hope this doesn't damage your shop. Best wishes to all.

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