cumbriasteve
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it's a big if..getting wild out there, am a bit worried now,... that ariel could get damaged.
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You must be uphill..lol
the snooper
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don't worry tell her to take her shoes off so she earths it
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Had a downpour about 1600, lots of thunder but no lightning.
brightspark
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QUOTE="Robotstar5, post: 688463, member: 2038"]Had a downpour about 1600, lots of thunder but no lightning.[/QUOTE]there was but u never saw it 
CRB
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I have just returned from Cullercoats, after picking Littl'un up from a party. Ye flamin' Gods, the absolute worst rain I have ever driven in. 20mph for the majority of the 9 miles there. Double speed wipers could not keep up. Coming home things had eased and I was happy to do 40mph in places, but it has set off again, now I am indoors.
The lightening was marvellous, I could see better during the flashes.
Naturally, some of the drains could not cope, so big waves were in order at times.
Not fun at all.
Wedg1e
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I nipped across the country at lunchtime to collect my bender from Cumbriasteve (nice chap, looks like Peter Sellers 
) and got back at quarter to 7... there was lightning going off all over the sky as I hoofed the last 10 miles or so, trying to get back before I had to stop and put the roof on (the car, not the house).
I was just washing assorted mud and cow-muck off the TVR (thanks to a road closure near Rowrah, I had to use Mr Garmin's invention to get me round some back lanes that clearly never see anything other than Border Collies and John Deeres; I did get some dirty looks as I rattled windows with the exhaust) when the heavens opened. In no time flat there was literally an inch of water on the patio.
) and got back at quarter to 7... there was lightning going off all over the sky as I hoofed the last 10 miles or so, trying to get back before I had to stop and put the roof on (the car, not the house).I was just washing assorted mud and cow-muck off the TVR (thanks to a road closure near Rowrah, I had to use Mr Garmin's invention to get me round some back lanes that clearly never see anything other than Border Collies and John Deeres; I did get some dirty looks as I rattled windows with the exhaust
) when the heavens opened. In no time flat there was literally an inch of water on the patio.
Wedg1e
They call me Mr. Bodge-angles
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