Cockermouth devastated by storms and floods
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all that cocking about and no one saw the flood coming.
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@martinthemighty1 DO NOT VOTE YES
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i cant believe that your account can
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this was very bad thumbs up if you agree :(
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lol hi mate
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me so sad about this
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HI
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cockINmouth
1 year ago 3
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i was flooded :-(
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So maybe i was wrong to assume that the flood was caused because there was a unique ammount of sin there.
EndTimeDelusion1 2 years ago 6
The water running from the surrounding fells falls into the lakes, the lakes run into the two rivers, and the two rivers run through our little market town of Cockermouth. The rivers join (a confluence) right in the centre of town and this is now just the Derwent. It then runs into the Solway Firth and the Irish Sea. At high tide the Solway itself fill up, and all this extra water from the the relentless rainfall caused the rivers to overflow. You religous fanatics are the ones who need help!
gilyat 2 years ago 4