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Gales and heavy rain have hit the entire UK and Summerseat has been no exception. It seemed to rain constantly throughout the night and is dramatically evident in today's river level.
The Irwell is fed from the streams and moors above Ramsbottom and runs for about 15 miles to Manchester city centre and Salford where it joins the Manchester Ship Canal.
Wow - not only a graphical talent, but a great photographer as well! If I ever get round to visiting Lancashire (too many places on my list for one lifetime), I'll sure try to drop by in Summerseat (nice name for a town too, btw - a bit like Midsummer, but without the murders (I hope?) ).
 | andrewwake [Member] http://www.dontpanicprojects.com 2007-02-01 @ 09:11 |
Serge,
You and the family would be very welcome. The railway also does Thomas the Tank Engine weekends for the kids over the summer which I'll try and document at a later date. I'm not sure if you're familiar with the books or the TV programme in Belgium but the trains are always packed with excited youngsters.
The only downside living here is that our beer isn't a patch on your good country's...
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2007-02-01 @ 08:44