Submitted by Krasnyi on
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Awful scenes in Crickhowell. Along with much of South Wales it's taken a battering from Dennis. I expect the Bridgend Pub must be under feet of water again. It got very badly flooded in the autumn I seem to remember.
It's the duty of all Green Man goers to spend even more money in this lovely village come August.
Nathan replied on Permalink
Usk:
USK CAM: https://www.facebook.com/126678230742982/videos/1272329109630729/
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Went to Manchester on Friday
Went to Manchester on Friday to see The Murder Capital and not been able to get home and tomorrow is still looking dodgy.
smithers replied on Permalink
Hope you get home ok BPH and
Hope you get home ok BPH and it's not too grim where you are.
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Thanks Smithers,just got home
Thanks Smithers,just got home,a scary drive i wouldn't want to do again--had to drive along the pavement through one village,cars dumped on roads everywhere,huge pot holes and large debris littering roads--our house and town is ok but the surroundings are all flooded.Suppose to go to Hereford Hospital on Wednesday but that is looking doubtful at the moment.
smithers replied on Permalink
Terrible for those affected,
Terrible for those affected, yet again. There's some drone footage on various sites showing the extent of the flooding at Crickhowell
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Awful and Llangattock over
Awful and Llangattock over the bridge has problems as well,Ludlow and Tenbury Wells have big issues---going to take a long time to fully recover.
Wakestock replied on Permalink
Awful for the Bridge End Inn
Awful for the Bridge End Inn so soon after they took a big hit in October. From their Facebook page:
https://www.facebook.com/117285638332298/posts/2859857257408442/
blackpumpkinhead replied on Permalink
Big section on bbc Wales news
Big section on bbc Wales news on Crickhowell,Landlord says he might not be able to reopen the Bridge End Inn and the water was 20 feet high on Bridge Street[the steep narrow street next toe the Bridge].
Carnie replied on Permalink
Perhaps we should start a
Perhaps we should start a forum crowd fund to help the residents.
Green Man shared this link on
Green Man shared this link on Twatter...
https://wonderful.org/appeal/supportwelshcommunitiesaffectedbystormdenni...
Green Man have just issued an
Green Man have just issued an email thanking everyone who supported their flood appeal, over £18,000 raised.
with everything else going on, it now seems so long ago that we had the floods. But if you were one of those affected, flooded three times in less than six months and now all this...