Topic: Never mind a cruise, I need a boat

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Hi, Red- sorry about your troubles, and your concerns for us. Glad to see that the hairdresser on the top floor will still be in business, as it's a regular haunt of ours!
Luckily, we're on the fast-draining sea front, although there was a sea-surge on Thursday, with the spring tides. Villagers are actually leaving IOUs at the shops, because the little bank was out of money!
Sellafield workers went home early on Thurs, which didn't help the traffic when several 1000s suddenly appeared on the roads- just as the rivers overflowed.
Collected our dog from the holiday park after our night away, and everyone's preparing the caravans for the influx.
We're all starting to plan our money-raising efforts now- I'll see if it runs to a boat, but you'll be in Morecambe Bay at that speed! Have you any ducks for your pond?
Love- Jo.

Here is a few for the pond

(http://www.totally-funky.co.uk/Pages/SubcatView.aspx?ID=35) (http://www.totally-funky.co.uk/Pages/SubcatView.aspx?ID=1270) (http://www.totally-funky.co.uk/Pages/ProductView.aspx?ID=2709&SID=1270)

Hope your place drys out soon

I may go the whole hog and turn the kitchen into a swimming pool (I am a dreadful cook so DH will be pleased). Kidding aside, our problem was storm damage rather than the floods (tiles on the roof hence the puddle in kitchen).

Jo - I will be on site a couple of times this week (hopefully) so I will bring a duck for you!! Take care.