SELF-HELP #24

The power of nature ๐ŸŒจ๐ŸŒจ๐ŸŒจ

The river is very high

The fence is nearly completely submerged!

I dragged this out yesterday afternoon, not because I am particularly fond of it or the old wood inside it but if it floats away over the fence it will be a piece of single-use plastic further down the river!

The river breached the flood defences the other night and neighbours round the corner have been evacuated!

I am cheering myself up by packing my gift for the baby shower on Saturday โ™กโ™กโ™ก

Apparently there could be another 10 days of this โ˜”โ˜”โ˜”

Woolly wishes,

Jane โ™กโ™กโ™ก

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19 thoughts on “SELF-HELP #24

  1. Iโ€™ve been having stern words with Mother these past few days. How can all the birds get on with nesting and the plants growing for the insects with all these high winds and phenomenal rain? Anything is worth a try ๐Ÿ™„

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    1. Thank you. You are right it flattens everything in its path and then there is all the mess to clear up ๐Ÿ˜ฃ
      There is a fridge freezer stuck in the branches of a willow on the otherside of the fence โค

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      1. What makes flooding so destructive is how it comes through any conceivable opening. Nothing stops it once it starts to rise. It seems to find cracks in walls everywhere. Very little is salvageable. I really feel for your community.

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  2. Praying about your flooding. It is scary. ๐Ÿ˜ฆ We had some in my town the past year. Knitting is nice to get your mind off of things.

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