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Unread 07-03-2007, 06:38 PM
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anyone had to cope with problems the recent ( & on going !) torrential rain & floods have brought ?
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my back and front gardens flooded by about 3-5 inches but thankfully nothing like sheffield etc. i cant believe its july!!!
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Well it's because at the same time last year we had a heat wave.can't have it our own way all the time .We live on a hill but areas to both sides fooded and River Dee in flood.
As for my favourite Wimbledon ,don't go there.
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