Thursday, 30 October 2008

And now for something completely different

Click here for a short video about which pets you should keep only if you live miles from the nearest neighbour.
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The Sea Front May Close Thursday Evening.

The forecast for Thursday evening is light showers, low presure, 990mb, and a 25 mph wind from the East. High tide is at 18:50. Shame it will be dark but if the rain isn't too heavy I will get down to the sea front with camera and tripod because the combination of high tide, low presure and an east wind usually mean waves crashing over the sea wall and flooding the main road between Paignton and Torquay.

The aternative to going down and watching the sea front flood is going a neighbourhood watch meeting.
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Rock Walk as it Looks Now

This is what Rock Walk looks like now. Work should be starting in 10 days and I will be posting photos here once again, hopefully on a daily basis if there is anything to report.
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Notes about the blog. Updated 08 March 2008

Not much is happening at Rock Work now. All the work clearing the trees has been done. A barrier has been erected to prevent rock falls from reaching the road. Now we wait for the geological survey in May to see what can be done to fix the rocks in place.
After that when work starts again later in the year I will post more photos.
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