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It was AWFUL......trees down roofs off....so MUCH damage here in Edinburgh..not quite as bad as 1987 which I lived through in Norfolk but almost..how was it in other parts..?
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For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.Well not much damage down my end but I did notice that out of the four big foam play mats I have in the garden for the kids, I only seem to have two left. If anyone sees any giant jigsaw puzzle bits flying around south Oxfordshire could you let me know.
One of the iron garden chairs had made it's way to the end of the garden too. I would have quite liked to have seen that.
One of the iron garden chairs had made it's way to the end of the garden too. I would have quite liked to have seen that.
You have my sympathy, people in Scotland. I'm in West Yorkshire, about 250 feet above sea level, and well inland. No damage here, but River Wharfe at Tadcaster almost up to top of banks. We used to live 500 feet up, elsewhere in West Yorkshire, and regularly had roof damage in gales, but here we seem to just miss the worst of it. I'd still rather not have to listen to the wind roaring in the trees, though!
I can believe that Boxy.... I am actually 2000ft above sea level...very high and get strong winds at the best of times....fortunately my damage was limited to garden...arches,pots etc and to my oh's play shed...neighbours in the same road not so lucky..lots of roofs very badly damaged..and it is now raining heavily ..just what they don't want...
We had it pretty bad in Fife. Our fence was blown down, lots of trees blown over, the car wash at the garage was completely wrecked. I was lucky with my car. When I went to my work yesterday I made sure I wasn't parked near any trees but when I went back to the car it was surrounded by roof tiles! Luckily none of them hit it but I never even thought about that! Too worried about trees! Lol!
I'm originally from Edinburgh and I lived in Penicuik for a while murray, I just couldn't think of anywhere that high in Edinburgh so got me wondering where you were. We always got worse winters and better summers in Penicuik than they had in Edinburgh - In summer we could leave home and take a walk up the Pentlands and look down on to Edinburgh covered in cloud or Haar and we'd be basking in sunshine. However the temp gauge on the car would start beeping as the temperature dropped as soon as you got to Hillend - it was always 3 or 4 degrees cooler in Winter and we'd be stuck in the snow while they hadn't a drop in town - and that's only 9 miles from the city centre.