SteNova
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Yes they can. You just have to badger em into sending a 2nd flatbed.
yeh.. and they wanted to charge for that we just hitched it on, got a postcode and dropped it off..... £free
Yes they can. You just have to badger em into sending a 2nd flatbed.
Far too many groups nowadays see themselves as some sort of "Professional Agency" when what they are supposed to be is a group of people offering their time and vehicles in times of emergency.
Chuckle they play at making themselves a role, they think they are special
Cocks with flo jackets and beacons thinking they are a wannabe emergency service.
i needed my flo jacket and beacon yesterday had to recover this off a very wet and busy m6 last night from a fellow owner that had snapped timing belt, make a note the aa can't recover nato hitched trailers
it was just a fluke chance that we stopped to see if we could help
Untitled by Ste_Nova, on Flickr
I'm surprised the response guys were interested in what you were doing, unless someone asked them to attend?
Wessex 4x4 Response are supplying support.
With the Pikeys about they might be glad of a few rear gunners though!
The other thing worth considering is that the level of the water is still rising.
Yes, my cousin in Kent is saying that the water is rising around by her.
Wait.... They get paid??
Remember, they are professionals.
They sound like professional thieves to me
Wait.... They get paid??
Don't be silly, members have to pay to be a member by way of a yearly subscription. I was a member (now resigned) but am still getting daily texts requesting my support (mostly for Somerset levels). 2 texts today, the latest reads 'need the wading depth of your vehicle in millimetres, please reply etc etc' . Not replied yet but there must be a classic reply like 'that's nice' or just a plain 'feck off' because I'm getting a bit ****ed off with all the texts, particularly as I asked that all my info be removed from their database.
Reply with "I've replaced my landy with a bedford lorry, wading depth is 2.5m"
Any one given any thought to organising a LZ flood assist group for the Somerset levels?
Out of questioning, what is the standard wading depth of a Defender and a D2 ?
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