Currently, the lovely town of York is deluged with water. After severe rainstorms, the River Ouse is over 5m (16ft). My thoughts are with those dealing with the flood.
Photo taken in January, 2012
Travel Photo of the Day (September 27)
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Mother Nature at her worst can be a cruel Mistress.
Yes she can, and she usually wins.
We need rain and here’s another flood. The weather is so mixed up this summer.
We could use more rain in London as well. I wonder what this winter will be like. It was really odd last year.
I like the connecting archway. Flood clean up is hard work, something I hope to never have to deal with.
I haven’t either and I feel for those who do. Such a shame.
How tragic for the victims to have to experience this.
Yes. I hope the recovery is quick for all those affected.
The weather is so strange these days. We’re supposed to have 90F this weekend, the end of Sept.! Lovely photo.
Wow…I can’t believe that. Try and stay cool.
someone I know (a British blogger) also complains about the rain.
I can use more rain here in Jakarta.
I hope it comes.
Never nice to deal with something like that. Up to now, I’ve been fortunate enough not to have been caught up in a disaster, but I always f
…feel for those that have to go through it. (Sorry, don’t know what I did there…)
Me too. I hope all is well in this wonderful town.
I hope the flood has subsided by now with the least damage. Everytime I watch the news, it saddens me that people had to suffer because of natural calamities. This is that time when we all need to help more and be active in our neighborhood. Great post.
Yes. People need to be active and aware of what’s happening around us. Little things can help.
Oh 😦 that is horrible. One of our main cities, Brisbane flooded a few years ago. It was horrible. We went back last year to check out what it looked like and it was relatively back to normal, but still not the same. People don’t realise how much damage floods can do.
They can be devastating. Just the thought of it makes me cringe.