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. No I did not, I was replying to your post to Pogue Mahone #112. I was stating some facts on what I saw when employed In Lewes on the flood damage repairs. You said what was this rubbish about caravans, what did you mean by that then?

I'm not sure if the railway line has been flooded that badly for years, one or two pictures were posted on here from twitter that day, I saw pictures on a railway website and the grids next to the level crossing next to Newhaven Town station were washed down the track, I think the salt water...

This time it went up the railway track and past the crossing next to Newhaven Town station, a railway employee told me it was the worst flooding for over 40 years, I have only lived here since 2001 and I have never seen it that bad.

You also said "what is this RUBBISH about caravans"

I worked on many houses in Lewes after the 2000 floods, on the Malling estate near the Police HQ quite a few houses were flooded, some residents were put into temporary accommodation miles from Lewes in Worthing, large caravans were put into the communal car parks on the estate for some people...

:thumbsup: I read your post about 4 times and still missed that hidden message where you mentioned the government :D

I would think that was a fair comment from her, figure of speech, I would have thought it ruined something she had looked forward to for some time.

I think I know this house if it's near Peacehaven Golf Club, I have seen the water coming down that hill when we have heavy rain for days on end.

Stick to entertaining children Mr Tumble :jester:

Agree with this. I really hope the people mocking the flood victims have enjoyed Christmas and never get their homes flooded, it's not just property next to rivers, the sea and on flood plains that get flooded, after the 2000 floods I worked on many propertys near farmland and at the bottom of...

Every cloud has a silver lining, they can all have a party when they have got rid of the smell of sewage from their homes!:facepalm: