Zero
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RE: Flooding under train bridge
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| 18/Nov/2006 10:52 AM |
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mungroo
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RE: Flooding under train bridge
it's madness - everywhere you go in, they are digging up the roads for one reason or another. Why can't they sort this mess out while they're at it ?
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| 25/Nov/2006 09:42 PM |
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PBBorn
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RE: Flooding under train bridge
I'm sorry to say fellow Potters Barians but I'm sure I'm right in saying that there is actually a Brook/Stream running under Darkes Lane, you can see it disappear under Mutton Lane near the Darkes Lane junction and that is why it keeps happening. Brilliant planning all those years ago I'm afraid. There's apparently nothing they can do about it when it rains as the Stream rises and floods. If you look at old maps of PB you'll see it before we built on top of it.
Planners were as good then as they are now, i.e. Rubbish!
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| 26/Nov/2006 12:28 AM |
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mungroo
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RE: Flooding under train bridge
well that's that then !
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| 27/Nov/2006 09:11 PM |
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Zero
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RE: Flooding under train bridge
Its true - see this map - in the top right quadrant you can see a Black line named the " Potters Bar Brook", as well as Darkes Lane, Billy Lows Lane and Mutton Lane.
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| 28/Nov/2006 04:09 PM |
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alexg
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RE: Flooding under train bridge
Well this is quite funny. Someone took a photo of the "Potters Bar Lido" sign that was up once when the road flooded. It's on Flickr here.
(This post was last modified: 18/Jul/2007 08:17 PM by alexg.)
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| 18/Jul/2007 08:16 PM |
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