boatone
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Reged: 29/07/2001
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Loc: Surrey uk
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Ok, there has obviously been quite a lot of rain over the last week or two, and the rainwater had to go somewhere, but was the severe flow on the Thames for the last few days really necessary or was there any alternative way of handling it?
What areas upriver could have taken a bit more of the load without causing unacceptable problems?
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apollo
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Reged: 12/09/2003
Posts: 1185
Loc: Thames
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But they have to let it flow fast so that the river can scour itself and self dredge!!
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Ramage
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Reged: 09/07/2006
Posts: 575
Loc: Hampton Hill
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Thus turning Isleworth into one vast mudflat!
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Paul
http://www.braycruiserclub.co.uk/
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No_Regrets
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Reged: 09/07/2007
Posts: 1392
Loc: Welwyn Garden City, Herts UK.
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Nothing new there then
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The scourge of Windsor, and notorious founder member of the 'Upper Thames Birchwood Massive' now outlawed by the EA and River pressure groups, currently planning a nice comfy retirement in the aft cabin of a Broom.
Now can anybody recommend any non-marking slippers?
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apollo
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Reged: 12/09/2003
Posts: 1185
Loc: Thames
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So not all bad news then!
Thats an improvement isnt it?
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