Ok. Let me know if its still available

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Is this still for sale? Where abouts are you located?

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Might help:

http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring/archive

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Indeed, we've made it through to the next stages. Considering there were something like 3700 applications this feels like quite an achievement.

Thank you so much everyone who helped by voting for us.

Hello, I’m a member of Kingfisher CC in Abingdon. For a lot of this year we've been heavily involved in trying to get a new base for Kingfisher. We need to move because we are being evicted from our current site in April. We have found a new site and gained planning permission. However we are short ...

Hello, I’m a member of Kingfisher CC in Abingdon. For a lot of this year we've been heavily involved in trying to get a new base for Kingfisher. We need to move because we are being evicted from our current site in April. We have found a new site and gained planning permission. However we are short ...

We used in on Sat on the way home and it was open. Though all the signs seem to still say the road is closed.

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The cliff has most definitely collapsed making it a bit nasty, especially with the tree in it. Our group (I passed on it) got on beneath the bridge and said it was clear below, though at the level they ran it quite pushy (it was very high) and they spent a lot of time inspecting checking their were ...

Heading out to Briancon in a few hours. Assuming we can find petrol stations with enough fuel to get us there, is there anything worth knowing about beyond the usual?

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looks like the Mapledurham guage http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring/id/measures/2199TH-level-downstage-i-15_min-mASD corresponds directly with the callebriations on TVFreestylers ( http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring/id/measures/2199TH-level-downstage-i-15_min-mASD ) and in ...

Yeah, the flow rates seem to work well for predicting levels of weirs. Tidied up the code a bit... http://www.kingfishercanoeclub.co.uk/levels/ It's text only, but I tested with some historical flow data and it seems to work, fancy charts are the way forward though - I like what you've done there Ga...

http://environment.data.gov.uk/flood-monitoring/doc/reference is the new EA API. Has a few oddities but not too bad. I'm having a look at consuming it ( https://github.com/rainchasers/com.rainchasers.gauge ) but it's all work in progress. As a side note the data IS officially open now and covered u...

Watershed. If it really, absolutely must remain dry don't waste your time with anything else.

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Will be in Landeck next week if that's of any use?

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Presumably, the "thing" is providing a useful service letting people know when they're holding their paddles upside down.

Nooooooooooo.

On the other hand that's a lot less broken boats!

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Interested. Any photos? where is it located?

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He seemed quite happy paddling up the Thames on his SUP last night.

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Sometimes the temporary lock keepers you get in the summer can be a bit funny, but, in general yes. It takes ages to cycle the water through them so if your in a hurry its quicker to portage.

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Heading out to Val Sesia tonight and trying to figure out what the levels are like. Looking at http://www.ckfiumi.net/idrometri/ am I interpreting it right in that the Sesia at Campertogno is at 0.57 and it need to be between 05 and 1.5 to run. I assume this means its on the low side of running well...

I'll take the Palm Impact deck of your hands. I'll send you a PM

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Blimey that was quick!

Fantastic. That must of take a fair bit of effort.

Can you do the rest of Europe now please? Preferably before I head out to Italy in May :)

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I always thought that satnav units excepted OS grid references. Certainly Co-pilot, the satnav software I use on my phone, accepts OS grid references and I was pretty sure that Garmin did as well. A quick Google suggests they may have deprecated this feature in newer models.

Excellent. Good effort by all involved. Looking forward to reading it.

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I'm sure the cove is known by two names :- Sugary and / or Castle cove.

That's what it said on the bench next to the steps.

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Thought that was common knowledge about Wavesports,.. Seen the grab handles loose on loads both river runners and play boats.

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I'd agree with everything that's been said about the Everest. I've had two of them in the past and am contemplating getting getting another to replace the Mamba I currently have. Better than the Burn in my opinion. It seems to sit between the medium and large Burn which suits me better as I'm slight...

I can only image the fun that could be had on the Barle today!

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Found a link to huge the podcast of the radio program I mentioned.

http://downloads.bbc.co.uk/podcasts/rad ... -1200a.mp3

It's the last item, about 24 minutes in.

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