pikey wrote:Got biker mate in Devon posted this of facebook
"Bad news lost my fence. Good news gained a shed "

In the big storm of 1987 I was living in Reading and gained an extra tree in my garden!

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According to the news downunder the worst is over which is good but it sounds like there will be a big clean up.
Luckily to get away with only 2 fatalities

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Bournemouth beach huts got off lightly.



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They had a row of concrete beach huts near that restaurant in Milford on Sea where the windows were smashed by chunks of concrete in the waves....
Had to love the old boy looking at the wreckage who said:
"I prepared for winter this year, repainted, got a new padlock and hinges, and packed them with special grease. I'd show you, if I could find the door, and the wall it was attached to...."

I'm not saying it was bad down here, but look at what washed up!

Whatsisname wrote: They had a row of concrete beach huts near that restaurant in Milford on Sea where the windows were smashed by chunks of concrete in the waves....
Had to love the old boy looking at the wreckage who said:
"I prepared for winter this year, repainted, got a new padlock and hinges, and packed them with special grease. I'd show you, if I could find the door, and the wall it was attached to...."

When I saw that on the news, I thought it was a absolutely classic comment!!

Flying in to Stansted on Friday (14th) was a right laugh.

Women screaming and everything!!!

I have flown about 30 times in the last 6 months. In storms and everything, Some landings were a bit interesting.