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Nurse Julie:
My Freelander is like that Ian. She gets washed once a year, ready for her MOT and she's used as a mobile tip, skip and dog carrier. With all the mud around here laid down by the farmers harvesting crops all winter, washing cars is pointless. When I drive down to stay in Kent / Sussex, which I do about every 6 weeks, Graham insists on scrapping the mud from the lights and number plates and waves me on my way very pleased he never comes with me😂😂😂😂. His car is immaculate 🙄🙄🙄🙄.

magpie114:
It was really rough here in Biggar. A few trees down on the surrounding roads. We live behind a nursery with a large greenhouse which launched several large Perspex panels and other bits at the house. Worrying at the time but fortunately no damage.


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Honda enthusiast:
Not too bad here, winds touching eighty gusting but our old house was built tucked down in the hollow sheltered from southerly and southwesterly gales so most of it went over the top of us.... oddly inland in Strathclyde there was much more damage, we were just twenty miles north of the red zone....reading about it today we were fortunate

Spitfire:
The wind and noise was pretty scary here on the Wirral but it was no problem, no damage but lots of loose fence panels rattling and flapping in the wind at our house and a friends but I managed to rescue them before they flew away.

Cheers

Dennis

McCabe-Thiele (Ted):
Just some gusty wind at ours, I keep on expecting our CostCo Gazebo to end up next door as it's a light  alloy framed unit with Polycarbonate roof panels.

Due to level issues the main legs are bolted to home made  cast concrete feet, I used a big square plastic plant pot as a mould. Legs are rag bolted into the concrete feet. Wendy said it was a bit chunky in design.

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