TheBitterEnd

Well-known member

• Aug 9, 2019

• #1

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=JeBCVHSNMCg


HullPot (6) by TheWub, on Flickr


HullPot (5) by TheWub, on Flickr


And an "arty" one
HullPot (3) by TheWub, on Flickr

 

braveduck

Active member

• Aug 9, 2019

• #2

With that about of water in the Dales ,you could be forgiven for thinking
the CPC are up at GG.!

 

Badlad

Administrator

Staff member

• Aug 9, 2019

• #3

Cracking photos 

 

badger

Active member

• Aug 9, 2019

• #4

lets hope water levels are back to being low when I am up in the dales 20th of this month

weather please read :read: or else :spank:

 

Pegasus

Administrator

Staff member

• Aug 10, 2019

• #5

Fabulous photos - love the contrast between raging water and sunshine.

Wild in the Dales tonight.  Gave a friend (well his horse) a lift in the horsebox up to Chapel le Dale - standing water on road, bits of cars in said standing water and trailer blown about - gulp. River was raging....as I'm sure the caves will be....

 

Pitlamp

Well-known member

• Aug 11, 2019

• #6

35 mm in my gauge this morning.  Not great potholing weather.

 

AR

Well-known member

• Aug 11, 2019

• #7

Pegasus said:

Fabulous photos - love the contrast between raging water and sunshine.

Wild in the Dales tonight.  Gave a friend (well his horse) a lift in the horsebox up to Chapel le Dale - standing water on road, bits of cars in said standing water and trailer blown about - gulp. River was raging....as I'm sure the caves will be....

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Brave of you to take a trailer anywhere yesterday - we were meant to be taking our 7.5 tonner down to Ilkestone yesterday to collect a load of hay but decided to postpone it until this morning - the cross winds on the A515 were pretty wild when I went down to Mouldridge yesterday evening. We've got off relatively lightly in terms of rain though, probably as well for the people of Whaley Bridge!

 

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mikem

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• Aug 19, 2019

• #8

North of England (Wales & Ireland, along with Scotland, up to the Great Glen) have had more than average rainfall for August already. Not so much due for rest of month though.