Flooding the bus station
Water receding.
Clean up starts
Rains again.
Photos taken from news articles.
Friday, March 4, 2022
MORE RAIN
After three days of sunshine, it has started to rain again with a loud thunder storm this morning. I feel sorry for the poor people who had started to clean up their houses and businesses. There was a lot of furniture and belongings piled up on the footpaths but the new storm just washed all the rubbish into the river.
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I cannot imagine what it must feel like having to through all your belongings into a skip.
ReplyDeleteA terrible thing to have to live through; having ones property flooded. It seems to be happening more and more in the UK too, though not as spectacularly as the recent floods in Australia. With such terrible things happening elsewhere in the world it's been difficult to find out what else is occurring in other places.
ReplyDeleteGreat blog
ReplyDeleteHello,
ReplyDeleteThe flooding looks awful, I feel sorry for all those lost their belongings.
Take care, enjoy your day and have a great weekend!
The floods in the UK have also been devastating, and sad to see the belongings of many washed away. Hope the weather will be improving soon.
ReplyDeleteMy thoughts and prayers go to all who have been affected by these floods.
ReplyDeleteAll the best Jan
So much devastation for so many
ReplyDeleteIt is always too much, do have rain at last, is it a flooding....
ReplyDeleteIt's terrible against nature you just are just helpless ! I hope that this "Belgian" weather stops ! the last two months we had rain every day so you can imagine how I felt ! On top now Putin going mad !
ReplyDeleteMore rain is the last thing you need. I hope it dries out soon.
ReplyDeleteOh my, how utterly terrible. I had no idea things were that devastating.
ReplyDeleteSeems our world has gone mad..even in the weather department.
Stay safe and prayers for all of you.
Sue
Wow, that does not look great, We have had a lot of rain here but no comparison and thankfully we are on high ground, T'other Diane.
ReplyDeleteThat rain and flooding was absolutely terrible, the pictures and your words made me shiver. -- I read both posts and your subsequent ones, so one advantage of being so late catching up is that at least I know you were safe and well (and now getting dry thank heavens.) But oh my gosh that rain bomb was terrible. From living in Oregon, we are used to rain but it was never like that. (Even less unfortunately lately, because climate change has caused a drought there while you are flooding!)
ReplyDeleteOh my goodness - what a disaster!
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