Martin Giles wrote:

> Next morning, I found the whole of south London in power cut
> darkness, and the whole of southern Britain in shock from a storm that had
> flattened a quarter of a million trees.

I was awoken early the same morning by my phone. It was f riend asking if I was
laright. i was annoyed and didn't know what she was on about. I thought it was
aleg pull. Whilst listening to her, I opened up the curtains to find the outside
world in choas. Where the fuck are all the trees? And this in the middle of east
london. buildings witrh roofs gone etc. I still can't believe I slept thru it
all.

have you noticed that now the weather reports always err on the side of
'terrible'?
(for those that don't know. Michael Fish, the weather man on BBC said there
definately was not a hurricane coming our way. Poor man has never forgotten that
night.)

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