09-02-2020, 12:38 PM
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Re: Ciara
Originally Posted by Roxy
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Terrible here last night, the roof was blown off one of the pubs in the town centre, lots of flats there too I expect the people have been told to leave. The buildings are very old in that part of town.
09-02-2020, 12:41 PM
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Re: Ciara
Originally Posted by biffo
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keep the wind behind you OGF 
Originally Posted by Mups
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Get the wind behind you Foxy, and you'll be back in half the time. 
Whoops - sorry Biffo.
09-02-2020, 01:22 PM
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Re: Ciara
Originally Posted by Meg
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Dreadful here, I managed to go across the fields with a reluctant Chloe and keep my footing in the wind before the latest torrential rain hit us .Thank goodness I don't have to go out again till lunch time and then it will be a brief spending a penny moment we don't have to go far.
My concern now is for the power lines, they often come down here in bad weather and for 4 days one time leaving me without heat other than a hot water bottle. I do have a camping stove at the ready in the garage.
Stay safe everyone
09-02-2020, 03:00 PM
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Re: Ciara
Earlier Holly was curled up on the chair by the lounge window, till a few branches came flying across the road and hit the glass. Made us both jump. Then not long afterwards there was another hit.We went out around 8.30, 9, for her first toilet. And I have just taken her out across the road for a quick wee, about 1.45. Hoping it will all calm down later (about 5) for a longer walk, before I finish cooking my roast meal.
If I was to take her out into the garden she will just stand there, looking daft. She will only wee or poop if really desperate.
09-02-2020, 04:01 PM
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Re: Ciara
It's really rouhg here, too.It's teeming down with rain now, nearly blowing sideways it is.
Dogs will have to make do with the garden today, and they even tried to run back in from there!
My son just sent me a pic of his neighbours fence about to take off just now, and a friend said she went out in her car, but turned back because of all the branches in the road where she lives (she's near Luton).
I think I'd best go and rescue my wheelie bin, it's gone down the driveway and getting a bit too near the pavement now.
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