So there I was, casually driving along at 70mph downhill on the backstreets to nowhere. When all of a sudden I'm in a bloody river ! I mean, you have to defend for yourself around here. No warning signs. No road markings of any kind. Just a river which literally and intentionally is running across the road! I dread to think what its like when it's actually been raining.
I drove through a river
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exxos
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I drove through a river
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Danoo
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Re: I drove through a river
Maybe that is the famous puddle river :lol:
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Re: I drove through a river
River? I think I could wee more than that :lol:
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Re: I drove through a river
It is a river not a puddle. Both sides of the road its flowing. It flows across the road. Its intentional as notice the bricks in the road.Assume it was wash away tarmac after a while. When we get heavy rain the road looks like we just had a meteor shower :lol:
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Re: I drove through a river
I think you call that a ford in English.
Here's another one in France:
Cheers.
Here's another one in France:
Cheers.
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Re: I drove through a river
Yeah same thing but smaller.HigashiJun wrote: 05 Oct 2022 09:43 I think you call that a ford in English.
Here's another one in France:
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HigashiJun
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Re: I drove through a river
Everyone knows that things are always bigger in France...exxos wrote: 05 Oct 2022 09:45Yeah same thing but smaller.HigashiJun wrote: 05 Oct 2022 09:43 I think you call that a ford in English.
Here's another one in France:
:lol:
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exxos
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Re: I drove through a river
:lol: :chairsmack:
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atari030
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Re: I drove through a river
Yup, a ford. If that's big in France you should see the fords in Victoria in winter. Not that I'm measuring or anything. Full disclosure a lot are drier than a dead Dingoes dongah in summer though.
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foft
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Re: I drove through a river
Usually there is at least a depth gauge.
Don’t drive through this one, looks just as tame but a wee bit deeper!
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/bolton-strid
Don’t drive through this one, looks just as tame but a wee bit deeper!
https://www.atlasobscura.com/places/bolton-strid
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