We're beginning to more of these

With the Scots leaving there'll be nothing left of the ex-UK if this keeps going

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Ah! The fairyliquid in the mortar brick wall or the built in below freezing temps brickwall, to which the latter would have fallen down the day after it was built (Have seen this happen to a so called builder)

The cattle drivers again...

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Having visited Hemel Hempstead this sinkhole is far too small, by a factor of about a million.

Imagine waking up to that

(If it happened round here there'd be a queue of blokes with Irish accents and battered flatbed Transit vans offering to fill it in for a very cheap price.)

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Ever been to High Wycombe?

I lived in Downley, years ago.

Quite pleased with my workmanship on the fence, it's survived yet another storm unscathed :)

Quite a few trees down in the local area, the road around the corner is half blocked by a big tree but passable in one lane. And a proper torrent pouring down the Minley Road into Fleet. I'm not sure if it's a drain overflowing, a ditch pouring off the field or a spring appeared, but it's really bubbling out of the ground and flooding most of the road.

However we have had plenty of sunshine today with several heavy showers. Managed to do some work in the garden but it is wetter underfoot than I can recall in the 35+ years I have lived here.

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Despite the raging winds, there was little damage to be seen around the Egham area. Same for Hampton Hill 

I daresay the 'exceptionally disturbed' period is coming to an end, although it may not be the last that we see this month from the looks of things.

I'm thinking of stowing this thread away tomorrow, in the classics forum where it truly belongs - thank you everyone for your excellent input over the past 11 days 

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Thanks StormChaser 

This has been an enthralling thread and one heck of a roller coaster ride !

Cheers !

John in Gloucester

One I shall not forget in a hurry

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