classic33
Leg End Member
West Yorkshire(North West).What area are you in Classic?
West Yorkshire(North West).What area are you in Classic?
Yeah but gas isn't a problem in 'making it'! Gas doesn't affect the locals,it's been there for years. Rain on the other hand is plentiful, too plentiful in these parts! My point is we get wet too much so we should at least keep the damned stuff not let it go to places that have more thanIf you've got a problem with that, maybe the gas suppliers should keep "their" gas in their parts of the country, too? And the power stations should supply only the villages that surround them.
Oh, and "someone told me".......... Yep, that'll stand up in court.
Yeah but gas isn't a problem in 'making it'! Gas doesn't affect the locals,it's been there for years. Rain on the other hand is plentiful, too plentiful in these parts! My point is we get wet too much so we should at least keep the damned stuff not let it go to places that have more than
Right that's it! I'm going up there later to have a pee in the reservoir. If we can't drink it then neither can you!If you keep all the wet stuff you won't have enough room to keep the new wet stuff that arrives. In fact we should be charging you to take your excess wet stuff away.
Here are the actual figures, (rather than anecdotal evidence) from the Environment Agency. It is broken up into regions. These reports are updated monthly, so I guess the August figures will be out soon.
Anglia Water reports that all reservoirs are within normal levels. The drought followed one of the longest and wettest winters for years, so groundwater levels were high, and stored water levels were high, before the drought started.
Here are the actual figures, (rather than anecdotal evidence) from the Environment Agency. It is broken up into regions. These reports are updated monthly, so I guess the August figures will be out soon.
Maybe it is actually to do with the fact that it hardly rained up here for the whole summer? (Yes, we do normally get quite a lot of rain and it is has been raining off and on for the past couple of weeks.)Hanningfield reservoir near me is three quarters full.
What i don't understand is that essex is one of the driest counties in england yet we have no problem but further up north where it rains a lot more have had drought problems.Maybe it has to do with larger cities nearby.?
This is the nearest reservoir to me,about 2 miles away. https://www.great-harwood.org.uk/about/Places/Countryside/Dean Res.htm
View: https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=p4ZUtokoObQ
I haven't been up there for about 4 months,but the last time i went up it was quite full,though someone told me the other week that it's only half full and they've installed 'huge pumps' to pump our water to drier parts of the country.
Maybe it is actually to do with the fact that it hardly rained up here for the whole summer? (Yes, we do normally get quite a lot of rain and it is has been raining off and on for the past couple of weeks.)
Well, we had a terrible drought here in 1995. The reservoirs were all running dry. In the end they had to send convoys of water tankers down with water from Kielder Reservoir and dump it into Scammonden Reservoir from the M62 which runs along the top of the dam.
So, I don't think the North West can moan about people nicking our water when we were desperate to nick theirs when it suited us!
They're not actually swimming, they just have very long legs.A bit worrying round our way too .... it only comes half way up the ducks.