This was my view on the way to work this morning ….
This was my view on the way home this evening….blackout.
This was my view on the way home this evening….blackout.
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I have actually (my daughter‘s grandparents live in Bingo) and again, there’s nowhere for the water to go.
The gramps live the other side of Bingham (nearer the Saxondale end) and to get to their road, you have to drive through a massive pool of static water in the road.
Eddie Yates
Steve Chettle
Drove down past Roman Qtr about an hour ago & it's fine, usual massive puddle on Nott'm Road in Bingham but Gunthorpe Bridge is closed so couldn't get my daughter to football training in Lowdham / pint in the Magna while I wait for her
Berkshire Red
Jack Armstrong
That's what they do, they mislead, they scare. The truth is rarely a concern.
When I saw The Times claiming the Trent would rise to its highest level on record I was a little surprised!
TrentEndDr
2 Weeks Away
TrentEndDr
2 Weeks Away
I have just taken my daily stroll down to the waters edge and over TB.
Still burst it's banks on the northland and into the tunnel on the southbank but has dropped ~1.5ft since yesterday afternoon
Still burst it's banks on the northland and into the tunnel on the southbank but has dropped ~1.5ft since yesterday afternoon
Taken at 0900 hrs this morning apparently
Col
Has he singed yet?
Crikey!
Carlos
Massive Member
Should be alright if your seats are in the upper tier
Barbus
Steve Chettle
I've never seen the Trent so high.
Had a walk down Beeston weir with the dog on Dec 31st and it was very high then, but seen pictures taken this week of it much higher.
The concrete you can see in my pictures was underwater in the more recent pics I've seen.
Had a walk down Beeston weir with the dog on Dec 31st and it was very high then, but seen pictures taken this week of it much higher.
The concrete you can see in my pictures was underwater in the more recent pics I've seen.
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Barbus
Steve Chettle
It looks like it's actually gone down a bit from what I saw yesterday on fb
Yesterday:
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ARedChester
First Team Squad
Here's hoping.No tell a lie, the one I saw last night is a different picture but very similar. It looks like it's actually gone down a bit.
Yesterday:
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Another 24 should make a lot of difference.
Project Zeus
Steve Chettle
Only a bit of water innit?
Back in my day we'd let the stadium flood and play the game in rowing boats with trench foot. World's gone soft.
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Back in my day we'd let the stadium flood and play the game in rowing boats with trench foot. World's gone soft.
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ColwickReds
A. Trialist
Don't see there being any problem for Sundays game. It's dropping fairly quickly now and should be back to a normalish level by tomorrow afternoon.
DanR
Steve Chettle
Found Sean Dyche's forum account.
Wes' Organ
Biggles
I'm not going to stand here and moan about the water but the level of the water made our job impossible and it was cold water, a bit dirty too and it stank, put my players off their games because they weren't expecting it to be such wet water, made their socks squelch.
But as I say, I'm not going to complain about it.
If you can just drop an 'embargo' into that you could be Dougie Freedman!
Redemption
Chief Eye Roller
I've just been to my allotment and pruned some fruit bushes in 4 inches of standing water.
I got a bit wet and muddy but it felt very nostalgic, like days of old at the Baseball Ground or Victoria Road. Pefect for the FA Cup.
I got a bit wet and muddy but it felt very nostalgic, like days of old at the Baseball Ground or Victoria Road. Pefect for the FA Cup.
TrentEndDr
2 Weeks Away
Perfect for an FA cup upset
MaxiRobriguez
Bob McKinlay
People get off in weird ways nowadays.
Redemption
Chief Eye Roller
The Internet has opened my eyes!
valspoodle
Steve Chettle
Luckily my plot is higher up on our allotments here in mid-Suffolk. The lower levels had water over the top of my boots, but my plot was just soggy. Perfect for an hour or so of heavy digging. It was great just to be out and in the fresh air. Actually still raining a bit, but only a light drizzle.
Redemption
Chief Eye Roller
My plot usually has one big puddle, about 2m in diameter and a couple of inches dep. But this season, most of the plot is under some water.
We're on a very slight incline, so the plots below me are quite inundated, but more than usual.