boatone
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Severe rainfall results in Seine rudolf 6 metres above normal levels.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36441322
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/world-europe-36441322
Seine Flooding
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capnfishy
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Crossed the Seine yesterday, flowing but navigable. But the Loire is going fast and we've just gone aground on the Creuse. Fortunately, plenty of bistrots within walking distance. Wife had to swap the daps for wellies to wade ashore. We have it easy on the Thames!
capnfishy
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Pardon, 'bistros', pour les pedants.
Ramage
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Ouais....
byron
RIP
Vos ist los ?
apollo
...
Geck kann nicht buchstabieren kann er
gebohrt ... moi ?
gebohrt ... moi ?
oldgit
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Personally and without a shadow of doubt and as any right thinking person would kno this is entirely the fault of the EA and the lack of dredging.
Oops forgot this a commercial river and constantly being dredged.
....and err failing that,got to be the fault of the EU and/or immigrants.
Scuse me while my eyes stop swiveling and fondly fondle the 1950s calender nailed to my wall.
Oops forgot this a commercial river and constantly being dredged.
....and err failing that,got to be the fault of the EU and/or immigrants.
Scuse me while my eyes stop swiveling and fondly fondle the 1950s calender nailed to my wall.
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No Regrets
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'The Thames Forum' :nonchalance:
Ramage
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A place to discuss boating issues specific to the Thames and other inland waterways.