The other day I thought I would revisit Wallingford Bridge and see how everything looked now the flooded Thames had receded. You might want to refresh your memory of what it looked like around the bridge by visiting the link above
This the bottom of the town steps which was not visible last time, the water was above the first arch
The river looks nearly back to normal height
The MINI who's roof you could just see is still here. the other two cars have been recovered
Collage of photo's
This is the narrowboat well up on the back, I would be interested to see how they get it back in the water, mind you they could always wait fro the next flood
If you check the link you can see this boat leaning on it's moorings with everything behind covered in flood water including the fence
The boathouse now after the water was over the steps and in the restaurant, they were cleaning up when I went past.
Take Care
Fascinating series. I've survived one flood and don't care to experience another!
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DeleteGood job documenting the flood!
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DeleteWow that is some difference!!!
ReplyDeleteA big difference
DeleteAlmost back to normal, at least it will be when the boat's afloat!
ReplyDeleteYes I'd like to see how they do it
DeleteWOW, floods can be so devastating.
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Your post is a feast for the eyes in many ways. A very welcome change when I look out of the window and see how rainy and cloudy it is here. Thanks for your contribution to
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It can be like that here sometimes
DeleteWhat a nightmare for everyone affected! I can't imagine how they would get that boat in the water and I don't suppose the MINI will ever drive again.
ReplyDeleteNo the MINI is trash, I doubt anything is salvageable on it
DeleteLovely sunshine pictures really illustrating the difference between the two different shots. Thanks for linking up and for sharing your snaps with #MySundaySnapshot.
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