get ready for storm of the century

Over dramatising!! Can you not see the total devastation that the horrendous storm has left behind!!  

clarebear wrote:Over dramatising!! Can you not see the total devastation that the horrendous storm has left behind!!  

Yes indeed it must of taken hours to stand up that plant pot

Still on its side, waiting for a crane  
Bloody wind  

clarebear wrote:Still on its side, waiting for a crane  
Bloody wind  

Well I am a crane driver but I doubt if my 130 ton Grove could cope with that monster.

You on about the tree or the effort to get bob airborne   
Thats my parts price doubled

johnny gtir wrote:You on about the tree or the effort to get bob airborne   
Thats my parts price doubled

Don't talk about chunky like that lol

I'm glad your seeing what a monster job lifting that tree would be! And poor Bobbie, his built for comfort not aerodynamics!  

I'm a bit dissapointed and pissed off at the same time. Got the trusty chainsaw with me today ready to clear a path to any job I was headed to and didn't need it, then after finishing my last job got my poxy transit set  
Luckily a friend at our local branch came to my rescue

buckym120 wrote:

nomad wrote:What on your new beemer or the r ...

On the bm, the dents might pop out but going to need a paint, so not the end of the world but fooking annoying

I know what you are going through, in January I only had the Scooby 5 days when a tree fell from the other side of the road, it fell into our front drive, took out a fence, the telephone line and a big branch fell and landed on the wing and the bonnet, caused £350 of damage, when I came out the front door, all I could see was the car wearing the tree!!! All got fixed and back to normal

The tree!


The damage it caused :

Ouch not good, thankfully mines no where near that but just worried where it's the roof. Going to take it into the bodyshop and Dee what they say, paint doesnt appear to have been cracked so hopefully the dents can be pushed out

buckym120 wrote:Ouch not good, thankfully mines no where near that but just worried where it's the roof.  Going to take it into the bodyshop and Dee what they say, paint doesnt appear to have been cracked so hopefully the dents can be pushed out

Yes I said some choice words when I saw it!!! I am sure you will be ok, see what they say  

2 days now and still no electricity.  

Country Life!!!

Pulsar Paul wrote:Haha iv just been looking through a contract small print as I'm providing solar panels in a roof tomorrow but as soon as there fitted its the builders responsibility lol could be fun if I get them up there lol

See this is why I have little work on because a pipe fitter is doing a sparks job lol