The distant hills to the north-east are the Shap fells above the M6 - the water is the Kent Estuary flowing into Morecambe Bay |
Wednesday, 28 December 2011
Floods, websites and cameras
Outdoor activity is curtailed awaiting a knee appointment on 9th January.
Daughter Jill ventured out today by car and phoned home to report floods on the road at Storth about a mile and a half from my house. I motored down and took a few photos. This road often floods with a high wind, high tide combination, but I have never taken pictures before to add to my local photo folder.
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I awaited a depressing denouement: "... worked perfectly until it slipped from my chilled fingers into the water and I was visited with an acute attack of déja vu..."
ReplyDeleteL da P -Well, one goes through life trying to learn from one’s mistakes - I think you refer to one that is fading in the memory. Fortuitously that lesson was recently reinforced by watching daughter Jill spill a pint glass of blackcurrant juice over her laptop.That image is still raw in my mind, especially as it resulted in a claim on my household insurance, and for the moment I am living a life of exaggerated caution, so that’s the best I can do for you in the dénoument department.
ReplyDeleteAt least my boring post has produced another more interesting story.
Yes - I have just noticed misspelling "dénouement".
ReplyDeleteI have just insured my new laptop replacement - The IPad. The reaction of my father as the black currant drained its way through the keyboard of my laptop was far worse than actually loosing the laptop - the actual words, " I told you so" did not need to be spoken! gulp!
ReplyDeleteI bet that curve in the road makes for some interesting driving in the deep of winter.
ReplyDeleteHappy new year, Sir Hugh, to your family.