ukadamwest · Dec 22, 2012

Christmas travel plans for millions in chaos as heavy rain cripples the UK's roads and rail networks | Mail Online

Mark L · Dec 22, 2012

Well it ain't Funky Kipper cos the drivers door is in tact.

sestorious · Dec 22, 2012

surely he never made it through that ???

lorri789 · Dec 22, 2012

:lol:

Bix · Dec 22, 2012

I'd rather see the photo of the tit in the Kia who followed him through. Because there is always a small hatchback or fake 4x4 that follows a daddy through flood water.

lazydog · Dec 22, 2012

I like the copyright sig at the bottom "splash news"

lorri789 · Dec 22, 2012

Pikey · Dec 22, 2012

sestorious said:
surely he never made it through that ???

why not?? water int that high..

Mark L · Dec 22, 2012

sestorious said:
surely he never made it through that ???

Standard safe wading depth:

Pikey · Dec 22, 2012

Mark L said:
Standard safe wading depth:

Yep and water int even that high in the pic. Barely reaches the sills. it's only the bow wave that makes it look higher.

RS2000CUSTOM · Dec 22, 2012

Max wading depth is stated on Rave as 20" / 500mm

Datatek · Dec 22, 2012

Maybe the next photo was it being pulled out by the local recovery truck after all the water leaks inherent in any Range Rover killed the electronics.

Trewey · Dec 22, 2012

That was taken at Seaton (the Cornish one).
Just down the road from me.

I might know who it is, but can't say withhout sight of the reg plate.

ukadamwest · Dec 22, 2012

Maybe the next photo was it being pulled out by the local recovery truck after all the water leaks inherent in any Range Rover killed the electronics.

or the gearbox taking a dump

NikTheGeek · Dec 22, 2012

Bix said:
I'd rather see the photo of the tit in the Kia who followed him through. Because there is always a small hatchback or fake 4x4 that follows a daddy through flood water.

Ha how true is that. In fact, just the other week, in weather like this, a mini followed me on to Ainsdale beach whilst I was towing a horse box. I got a little bogged down in all the water and slushy sand so decided to stop to put it in low range. Of course the mini behind me had to stop too. Once in low range I pulled away and carried on. The mini, however, didn't. I saw them later getting towed out by a tractor

Dopey · Dec 22, 2012

me a few years back

chunkymunky · Dec 22, 2012

I had that at Tewksbury. I go through and a pair of pocket rockets followed. Then overtook and front one buried itself in next flood

dumbass

gold rover · Dec 22, 2012

chunkymunky said:
I had that at Tewksbury. I go through and a pair of pocket rockets followed. Then overtook and front one buried itself in next flood dumbass

I quite like when they do that. As I then can see the exact depth of the water

SnowmanV8 · Dec 22, 2012

had a Audi a3 tonight parked up my tailpipe soon fooked off after I went through a deep flood. stopped at a shop down the road for 25 mins never came past

no turn offs either

Bix · Dec 22, 2012

I like it when someone is tailgating me when it the roads are underwater. They soon fall back when I get a bit of spray up and keep a safe distance there after. What is it with some people and getting even closer than normal when the roads are drowning?

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