Floods outside Bridgwater
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9 comments:
That looks treacherous. And there's always some idiot on the road who thinks they're such a terrific driver that they needn't slow down for the rain.
I hate driving in the rain, especially if I have the girls whooping it up in the back.
Sam: I made the mistake of letting the boys take turns to sit beside me. We didn't have seat belts and I had to drive with one arm outstretched ready to grab them if I had to brake.
Glad you had a nice day, weather notwithstanding. We've had enough rain here to last a while.
Cheers.
GREAT pictures of the Dance Company....And a shocking picture of the flood! It really looks horrifically scary....I'm glad you got home saf, my dear.
Randall: fingers crossed for a fair day on Wednesday - open top bus time;)
Naomi: it felt safe in the coach - I wouldn't want to drive through it.
Your luncheon sounds delicious and the ballet must have been heavenly!
Judy: one without the other wouldn't be the same:)
Great poster advertising the ballet - looks a bit Matthew Bourne! I like the idea of the 40s treatment too.
A gang of us saw the Romeo & Juliet ballet a few days ago!
Rashbre: I must pop over and see.
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