big si
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i'm in
SOS must get hay through flood stratford on avon
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big si
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:doh:missed it.
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Are you sure? Upto you matey I'm about now or tomo so give me a shout and pm your postcode
What are the livery doing about the rest of the horses?
big si
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i can't do owt tomorow till after 8pm or so.
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sounds about right for horsey folks, calls for help then wants it doing at their convenience, you made it sound the horses wouldnt see the night out, and peeps on here are willing to throw their evening up and risk there landys to help in something that isnt important now???? But we will keep you on standby??? typical
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I'm more concerned about the 4 1/2 ft of flowing water to cross, how long is it?
Maybe a farmer with a tractor would be better??
Maybe a farmer with a tractor would be better??
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By the sounds of it and in all seriousness, the use of a raft of some description to get the hay across would be more use than a vehicle.
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Not that that last comment is a cop out. If be ther if needed...
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Can't a tractor get through?
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big si
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if it's an accurate description thats a lot of moving water , i bow to greater experience in this instance .
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well done to you mate,top bloke.:tea::tea:
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Just got home from xmas lights switch on.
Give me a shout Toby if you need a hand. Useless at most stuff but good at running for help if needed
Give me a shout Toby if you need a hand. Useless at most stuff but good at running for help if needed
Mark L
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I must admit i read it that it was urgent and they had to be seen to asap
Me too given the urgent title of the thread...
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after the previous posts we are worried about risking other peoples vehicles. if there is a risk of damaging someones vehicle i would rather wade through bale by bale. it is not that we are being inconsiderate or that we do not appreciate the offers of help because we really do and we feel really bad about messing people about but i would rather that than have a broken land rover, stuck in a flood and a distraught driver who's land rover has just buggered its valves and bent its pushrods because they came to help me.
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That kinda water you need a speed boat or such like. If its moving water with the weight of hay on board with no motor dangerous.
Is there no access through fields avoiding any submersion?
Is there no access through fields avoiding any submersion?
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Or shouting abuse at the rescue services whilst stood on top of a land rover after getting stuck in the flood.
Where is Gozzy?
Where is Gozzy?
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Wasnt just me then. I even had to go back and read it againI must admit i read it that it was urgent and they had to be seen to asap
we really need to get the hay through as the stable is out of stock so im sending out an SOS for anyone with a snorkel
No reads urgent to me anorl Minty
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If you can wade through it then it can't be 4 ft?
Can we get a decent estimation of depth? No under or over exaggeration, Acctually logical thought?
Can we get a decent estimation of depth? No under or over exaggeration, Acctually logical thought?