Re: My Local Newspaper
- From: "Norcot" <norcot@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 31 Aug 2005 11:18:28 GMT
"a l l y" <ally@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message > When Carlisle
flooded back in December (a mere trickle compared to what
> those poor Americans are suffering) the local press produced maps of
> Cumbria showing areas vulnerable to flooding. These were mostly areas by
> the coast or along river banks, but a whole lot of Workington was in
> danger, as well as Whitehaven and low-lying parts of Maryport. From our
> dry vantage point at the top of a slope here, we'd have a good view of the
> poor citizens of Allonby fleeing from the flood waters... Nobody's safe
> though. We'd get the full force of any freak winds up here. I can just
> imagine all the windows breaking and the roof flying off.
>
> I think I'll try to appreciate my current security while I've still got
> it. You never know what's round the corner.
>
> ally
Good advice. With the changes in our weather patterns, no-one can be
complacent but it doesn't do to dwell on these things. When we move -
hopefully not too far in the distant future - I will consult the flood maps,
but you have to use your common sense about it. According to the maps almost
everwhere near a river or the coast, is at risk.
Rex
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