Join the most popular community of UK swingers now
Login

wind damage

last reply
30 replies
1.6k views
8 watchers
0 likes
hi every one , just seeing what damage the wind has caused around the up first in the house having me cuppa reading the papers a ciggie,she gets up opens back curtains and AWWWWWWWWW the back fence has gone on a vacation our dogs are paying a visit to our neighbours garden santa must of got his fat arse stuck in the chimney pot cause thats gone to, me 40 ft trees bending like beckam shit ,great start to the day. so whats the damage around the country,all this and got to be up early to play football tomorrow morning ,
Quote by northeastcoupleuk
hi every one , just seeing what damage the wind has caused around the up first in the house having me cuppa reading the papers a ciggie,she gets up opens back curtains and AWWWWWWWWW the back fence has gone on a vacation our dogs are paying a visit to our neighbours garden santa must of got his fat arse stuck in the chimney pot cause thats gone to, me 40 ft trees bending like beckam shit ,great start to the day. so whats the damage around the country,all this and got to be up early to play football tomorrow morning ,

Ive had terrible stomach ache for the last few days, but i guess thats what happens when you use up the Xmas brussel sprouts!!
Yup! Our back fence has also gone into neighbour's garden. Their front fence is in ours and the gardens are covered in small branches from the trees at the bottom of the garden, although the tree it self seems ok for now confused
We haven't done so badly though judging by the pictures on Sky News of the north east coast. Completely flooded in places, right up to bedroom window height in the houses and cars completely underwater sad
A terrible time for these people, some of whom will no doubt loose personal possessions in the house floods, although thankfully no one appears to have lost their life.
Tracy-Jayne
Well, as my Dad used say,
"It's better to fart
And bear the shame
Than not to fart
And bear the pain".
Quote by Riff Raff
Well, as my Dad used say,
"It's better to fart
And bear the shame
Than not to fart
And bear the pain".

Your father had obviously had out of date sprouts too!!
Quote by foxylady 123
Well, as my Dad used say,
"It's better to fart
And bear the shame
Than not to fart
And bear the pain".

Your father had obviously had out of date sprouts too!!
Did you really need to hijack a serious head.
the beach looks a bit breezy, does that count? I'm in a flat, cosy and warm looking at it so I'm not sure it does count :twisted: lol rotflmao
Quote by Scot
Well i was nightshift lastnight, it took me ages to get home, every rd was blocked with falling trees. There i was having a a quick cuppa before getting ready for home, when all the windows came in. I run like hell, mainly coz i was not supposed to be in the tea bar lol. On a serious side the whole county of cumbria is under water or wrecked.

See foxy........its a serious issue
Quote by zorbotic
Well, as my Dad used say,
"It's better to fart
And bear the shame
Than not to fart
And bear the pain".

Your father had obviously had out of date sprouts too!!
Did you really need to hijack a serious head.
:shock: did you hit bum note foxy123 :shock:
all my fences or intact, roof walls chimmnys still standing
wink
Quote by zorbotic
Well i was nightshift lastnight, it took me ages to get home, every rd was blocked with falling trees. There i was having a a quick cuppa before getting ready for home, when all the windows came in. I run like hell, mainly coz i was not supposed to be in the tea bar lol. On a serious side the whole county of cumbria is under water or wrecked.

See foxy........its a serious issue
dunno :dunno: :dunno: Why is there always one with no sense of hummor?
anyway farting is a serious problem!!!
Quote by foxylady 123
Well i was nightshift lastnight, it took me ages to get home, every rd was blocked with falling trees. There i was having a a quick cuppa before getting ready for home, when all the windows came in. I run like hell, mainly coz i was not supposed to be in the tea bar lol. On a serious side the whole county of cumbria is under water or wrecked.

See foxy........its a serious issue
dunno :dunno: :dunno: Why is there always one with no sense of hummor?
anyway farting is a serious problem!!!
with an arse like yours im sure it is
Quote by foxylady 123
Well i was nightshift lastnight, it took me ages to get home, every rd was blocked with falling trees. There i was having a a quick cuppa before getting ready for home, when all the windows came in. I run like hell, mainly coz i was not supposed to be in the tea bar lol. On a serious side the whole county of cumbria is under water or wrecked.

See foxy........its a serious issue
dunno :dunno: :dunno: Why is there always one with no sense of hummor?
anyway farting is a serious problem!!!
Tell me about it...my dog's just floated one...fecking stinks...making my damn eyes water :shock:
Quote by northeastcoupleuk
hi every one , just seeing what damage the wind has caused around the up first in the house having me cuppa reading the papers a ciggie,she gets up opens back curtains and AWWWWWWWWW the back fence has gone on a vacation our dogs are paying a visit to our neighbours garden santa must of got his fat arse stuck in the chimney pot cause thats gone to, me 40 ft trees bending like beckam shit ,great start to the day. so whats the damage around the country,all this and got to be up early to play football tomorrow morning ,

Sad to report that most of Harlow is STILL here.
Bummer.
Lb lol
Quote by northeastcoupleuk
hi every one , just seeing what damage the wind has caused around the up first in the house having me cuppa reading the papers a ciggie,she gets up opens back curtains and AWWWWWWWWW the back fence has gone on a vacation our dogs are paying a visit to our neighbours garden santa must of got his fat arse stuck in the chimney pot cause thats gone to, me 40 ft trees bending like beckam shit ,great start to the day. so whats the damage around the country,all this and got to be up early to play football tomorrow morning ,

Fence gone, shed roof felt ripped, and a bloody great tree branch flattened half the shrubs on the rockery... More blasted expense.
Quote by luv2lick
Well i was nightshift lastnight, it took me ages to get home, every rd was blocked with falling trees. There i was having a a quick cuppa before getting ready for home, when all the windows came in. I run like hell, mainly coz i was not supposed to be in the tea bar lol. On a serious side the whole county of cumbria is under water or wrecked.

See foxy........its a serious issue
dunno :dunno: :dunno: Why is there always one with no sense of hummor?
anyway farting is a serious problem!!!
Tell me about it...my dog's just floated one...fecking stinks...making my damn eyes water :shock:
Can't beat our newly acquired retired greyhound.
Must be the combination of Butchers tin meat & dry greyhound mix :!: :!: :!: :!: redface
Well I've been lucky so far, fingers crossed! We tend to fare pretty well where I am, we are on the top of a hill so we don't tend to get floods and the wind always blows past our house, not onto it as we are right up next to the countryside and it blows straight down our road as a rule. Couple of roof tiles, chimney pots, that kind of thing and it's a bastard on bin day, my bin was in the middle of the road at 3am the other morning with rubbish everywhere mad I just pretended I was asleep, somebody moved it lol To add insult to injury of course we had them turn up a day late so there was rubbish everywhere :x
5 fence panels went and the shed uprooted and blew over into next door.
Said to the neighbour - " was thinking about getting a new one, just have to do it earlier than expected"
He said to me " what made you think I wanted your old one?"
Fair play to him!
Next door neighbours on both sides lost tiles/slates. I managed to get off lightly with just some flashing gone.
few tiles gone here.
Went to check on the horses (left them out in case the stable roof came off but left the doors open) new fence that I had done this year was intact but the fence belonging the person next to me is totally demolished, shhets of glass have blown off the greenhouse and there's debris everywhere.
At least the horses are ok though
Fence panel gone. feeeeccckkk have to look at the bloody sour faced neighbour, will have to replace it quickly seeing her face in the morning glaing is enough to spoil the whole day, (PS dont get on with neighbour lol )
Not much different here either, 5, 6' x 6' garden fence panels gone along with their 8"x4" posts, half the branches off the pine tree in the garden (yipee) I've been wanting to fell that for years, but there's a Tree Presevation Order on it. Slates off the roof and the insurance Co, unobtainable by phone. (Typical) I spent the day at Carlisle helping an old mate to drain his house out, so my problems don't seem so bad.
Weather man says 3 more days of gales, bugger. Why do they only get it right when it's bad weather.
Harry0
Need a bath, stink to high heaven, thoroughly wet, and pissed off, for News at 10. lol.
I've just come back (to Derbyshire) after a weekend away to find my fairly heavy wooden garden furniture scattered all aover the place.
But does this mean I have a ready made excuse for "weaving" and "drifting" as I come up the A1 and A19 tomorrow?
lost a bit of the roof the other night, lost even more tonight as it sounds even worse,
found the bin several yards up the fell and the dog got blown over when I took him out!
I thought I was hard done by till I read some of these. One of my backgate posts had a massive ivy growth on it. It looked like something out of Doctor Who and that was my nickname for it. I was wakened by a massive thump at some awful hour of the morning and had to get up to have a look. The gate post had been turned over. Sandstone, torn out and smashed into three pieces.
Just as well I have a couple of big strong guys to clear up for me - the post must weigh a ton.
Mollie
Hiya! My neighbours garden shed has blown down. The four sides have literally came apart and broke into pieces! And shes on holiday so she has no idea what shes coming home to. I had to take her gardening tools into mines and everything else that hadnt been ruined or blown away incase someone with sticky fingers turned up!!!! Poor soul.
the forecast is for more of the same later this week,
might have nice view of the stars when I'm lying bed by then as the roofer didn't turn up to repair the damage today
could be romantic but its more likley to be pissing down at the same time!
Its all good for the building trade biggrin
Quote by djcouple
Its all good for the building trade biggrin

I think the heavy recovery frims will be earning a quid too.
Just got off the phone with a mate. He said he passed 5 in a row on their sides, the other day.
He said it looked as tho' they'd gone over like dominoes.
I'm on the northwest (ish) coast of Cumbria waiting to load. Then it's down the M6. Sally Traffic says A66 is shut to wagons and there's one over on the M6 below Kendal.
I'm thinking of packing everything away in the cupboards (as per service) AND I'm even considering putting my seatbelt on :shock:
This is about the only time I wish for a full load to be grossed out at 44t.
Beware the weaving wagons ! ! !
i've been lucky so far but bracing myself for tonights expected wind and rain. still could be worse i guess, and on a lighter note foxy it,sd a natural bodily function to fart (even the Queen farts hon) so you let rip gurl.