What Raymond said. Our Southern Valleys have had a hard time. Many villages are flooded with houses underwater on the ground floors. Many rivers have burst banks, with cars and much river silt / mud flowing down streets. It’s a natural disaster, but the British spirit and stiff upper lip will see us through. Communities are pulling together to help each other.
In valley areas like ours flood defences work for the local community but really push the flood problem down the road to the next town. Greedy builders have been allowed to build on flood plains and wetlands so natural dissipation of flood water no longer happens; whilst Councils and Government fill their coffers. When will it end?
We should be building property for the current state of the world’s ecological state not for what weather is happening now or in the past. Wake up world I say. I will post some images tomorrow.
Half of the snow has already melted. Maybe Mailman will send us a pic of that sunny 70 degree golf course with palm trees and green fairways (year round)?
60 degrees at 10:00 AM, on its way to 77 degrees this afternoon. We are about 10 degrees above normal for this whole week. Edit: the really pretty views, are only accessible by golf cart or hiking trails.
