byron
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Well! Today we hit July levels here. I made a marker this morning and it seems roughly the same at about 3:45pm (15:45 for Tony)
July levels
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Brayman
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I wonder what it's like upstream with Chris_D?
rr_123
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I'd say we hit the July levels yesterday down here, and it's dropped a couple of inches since then.
Fast though, I must get some kind of log or gauge so that I can record the flow (anorak that I am)
Fast though, I must get some kind of log or gauge so that I can record the flow (anorak that I am)
boatone
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Well, I went down top the marina at Chertsey to check the boat this morning and I would say its well above the July levels......more like what we had in the winter of 2002/3(?)
I reckon its getting on for 4 feet above normal, and flowing quite swiftly under Chertsey bridge.
Perimeter paths around the marina are at leat 12-18" under water and bank attached finger pontoons are pointing up around 30degrees or so !
Couldnt get out into the river even if I was stupid enough to want to.
I reckon its getting on for 4 feet above normal, and flowing quite swiftly under Chertsey bridge.
Perimeter paths around the marina are at leat 12-18" under water and bank attached finger pontoons are pointing up around 30degrees or so !
Couldnt get out into the river even if I was stupid enough to want to.
Doolittle
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I would also be tempted but along Laleham Reach there would be all likelyhood of the smallest wake going into houses.
Its dropped 3" since Friday. Although the cesspit next door climbed out of its confines earlier in the week
Couldnt get out into the river even if I was stupid enough to want to.
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I would also be tempted but along Laleham Reach there would be all likelyhood of the smallest wake going into houses.
Its dropped 3" since Friday. Although the cesspit next door climbed out of its confines earlier in the week
Chris_d
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Re: Not quite as high up here (piccies)
Looking at the mooring today, its a bit lower than July, the tree stump in front of the boat was submerged then:
This is Culham Lock today:
This was in July:
Looking at the mooring today, its a bit lower than July, the tree stump in front of the boat was submerged then:
This is Culham Lock today:
This was in July:
byron
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Re: Not quite as high up here (piccies)
Interesting ! obviously a marked difference up at Culham with levels considerably lower than July. This indicates to me that they are doing their best to stop the property flooding of 2007 by shunting it downstream a.s.a.p.
Interesting ! obviously a marked difference up at Culham with levels considerably lower than July. This indicates to me that they are doing their best to stop the property flooding of 2007 by shunting it downstream a.s.a.p.
Chris_d
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Re: Not quite as high up here (piccies)
Yes theres a lot of people next to the Ock in Abingdon still living in rented accommodation, and its just being held back by a few sandbags at the moment, last thing they need is another flood. Must be your turn this year /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Yes theres a lot of people next to the Ock in Abingdon still living in rented accommodation, and its just being held back by a few sandbags at the moment, last thing they need is another flood. Must be your turn this year /forums/images/graemlins/wink.gif
Andrew_Fanner
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Re: Not quite as high up here (piccies)
Planned to go to the boat over the weekend and didn't bother. No pontoon access as the bridge has been lifted to get it out of the water. Judging from the photo it a good 3'6" above the normal level, maybe even 4'.
Planned to go to the boat over the weekend and didn't bother. No pontoon access as the bridge has been lifted to get it out of the water. Judging from the photo it a good 3'6" above the normal level, maybe even 4'.
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