Holy somewhere a long way from Toledo, Batman. The excitable man on the radio is talking about catastrophic flooding down the east coast, taking in Norfolk, Suffolk and Kent.
Have a good look at the map and see if you can spot the rather big and in parts quite heavily populated problem with this.
Hint? It is there, between Suffolk and Kent. It has three rather largish rivers either forming a boundary or passing through it.
We live on one of these flaming rivers. Some of the more vulnerable folk of Yarmouth are being evacuated, those left behind are fighting over the last few sandbags in town. Sandbags?
We haven't been evacuated. We haven't seen a delivery of sandbags. If I'm not here tomorrow you will know why - I'm a corpse bobbing up and down in the North Sea, tossed hither and thither at the whim of tide, current and wind.
Must do more words.
Just add slake lime, then cook for a long as possible
Thursday, 8 November 2007
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