Can one assume too much water and flooded access?
Posted: 23/07/2007 18:46:15 By: On looker these days. |
Best not to assume - Wait and let Dorchester tell use what we need to know!!
Posted: 23/07/2007 22:41:28 By: Ben 2529 |
I don't think we need Dorchester S C to tell us the statre of the roads telly news is doing that.
Posted: 25/07/2007 17:49:35 By: New watcher |
Since it is a lake, it'll probably be the roads that determine the go-ahead. At present the smaller roads across the Thames at Sutton Courtney and Clifton Hampden (our usual route from the A34) are closed but the main roads are open. A415 from Abingdon may yet flood. BBC travel news has details.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/travelnews/
Posted: 26/07/2007 11:04:57 By: Pat |
I now live in Dorchester (although I won't be at the open meeting this weekend as it is my grans birthday).
The road to the lake is ok and the water level is coming down.
Hope all are well.
Tobester
Posted: 26/07/2007 17:32:06 By: Tobester |
Good news its on.
Posted: 26/07/2007 18:55:31 By: Bored in drizzle at home. |
Just passing this message on:
Our lake is not affected by the floods as it is not connected to the river Thames. We could still do with another 2 or 3 feet of water!
See you on Saturday
Jeremy
Posted: 27/07/2007 08:59:02 By: Mags |
Additional:
All the major A roads are open & none are affected by floods.
At present we have a fleet of 6 confirmed boats, so come along and make this the event of the summer!!
The forecast says there may even be some sun - but that is not guaranteed.
Posted: 27/07/2007 09:00:14 By: Mags |
There should be 3 Shearwater Merlins there too.
Posted: 27/07/2007 18:10:11 By: Pat |
