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Is the Honeystreet road flooded again?

Anything and nothing - the weather, the buses, putting the world to rights
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Calne_Sam
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Is the Honeystreet road flooded again?

#1 Post by Calne_Sam »

Quick one before the school run. Is the Honeystreet road under water again? It floods at the dip by the bridge every time we get a wet week and the council never sorts it. Dont want to get halfway and have to reverse back with the kids moaning. Has anyone been through this morning?
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Boater_Pat
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#2 Post by Boater_Pat »

Up to the verge at the dip, Sam, but passable if you go slow and keep to the crown of the road. Worse by this afternoon if the rain keeps on. The cut is right up too, I have let out extra mooring line. It always floods there, the old course of the river wants its land back every winter and the road is in its way.
Liveaboard on the K and A. Kettle's on if youre passing
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#3 Post by Calne_Sam »

thank you Pat, will brave it slow then. the river wanting its land back is very poetic for half seven on a Tuesday but youre not wrong. cheers, owe you one.
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