Sunday/Monday Storm

[BlueHammer85]

3 and a half hours to get to work. Tree blew on the motorway and they shut the whole motorway down. absolutely depressing !

 

[Dave Ewing's Back 'eader]

3 and a half hours to get to work. Tree blew on the motorway and they shut the whole motorway down. absolutely depressing !

I'm sure they love this sort of thing happening on the motorway. Yer've only got to have a field mouse stirring out of it's hole and they think we need to close both carriageways.

 

[ob]

3 and a half hours to get to work. Tree blew on the motorway and they shut the whole motorway down. absolutely depressing !

I gave up mate. Tried Wallington station (just round corner from me), then Carshalton, then Sutton, nothing moving so when I got back home tried Wallington again before going home.

 

[paphos-mcfc]

The beeb are reporting two people dead and 220,000 homes without power. I think i'll reserve my Southern Fairy comments for when it's over.

A boy swept out at sea and a girl in her house crushed by a fallen tree I believe.

 

[BlueHammer85]

3 and a half hours to get to work. Tree blew on the motorway and they shut the whole motorway down. absolutely depressing !

I gave up mate. Tried Wallington station (just round corner from me), then Carshalton, then Sutton, nothing moving so when I got back home tried Wallington again before going home.

I get a coach to London

 

[ob]

3 and a half hours to get to work. Tree blew on the motorway and they shut the whole motorway down. absolutely depressing !

I gave up mate. Tried Wallington station (just round corner from me), then Carshalton, then Sutton, nothing moving so when I got back home tried Wallington again before going home.

I get a coach to London

I get 3 trains using 3 different train companies

 

[Blue Punter]

Got to make our way back from Slough. Should be ok getting to London.

Imagine it will be chaotic at Euston.

 

[tidyman]

220,000 homes without power.

That's got fuck all to do with the weather.

They just can't afford it anymore.

 

[allan harper]

 

[another generation]

The beeb are reporting two people dead and 220,000 homes without power.

A boy swept out at sea and a girl in her house crushed by a fallen tree I believe.

Good job the energy companies put up their prices to cover all this! (*cough)

Falling trees are unavoidable. Being swept out to sea, however, is avoidable. Just seen Sky news having a right laugh with some adults running into the swell and having their feet swept from under them. Call me old and with no sense of adventure, but it seems like a dereliction of duty.