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Post by zeldalithgow on Dec 30, 2013 18:13:54 GMT -1
My field this afternoon   and a very swollen Tweed, I'm sure the pic would have been better if I'd been brave enough to go to the middle of the bridge, I only got about 6ft onto it, I don't do wobbly bridges with holey side lol  |
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Post by newbie on Dec 30, 2013 18:59:21 GMT -1
The Tweed has already burst it's banks in peebles, and not due to peak until nine o'clock tonight. Stay dry Zelda!
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Post by Fi on Dec 30, 2013 19:22:49 GMT -1
blimey, that's full. Hope it stays within it's banks for you!
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Post by zeldalithgow on Dec 30, 2013 21:28:50 GMT -1
Thankfully we are not near the river, we've got a little burn at the bottom of the field but as we are uphill from that we're ok. We were going into Galashiels to get some shopping so went down for a nosey
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Post by harveydales on Dec 31, 2013 7:05:14 GMT -1
Goodness, that's a VERY soggy field. Hope everything is OK this morning. We missed most of the rain we were promised, thankfully.
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Post by cassey1988 on Dec 31, 2013 8:32:58 GMT -1
I live in an area actually called Waterland, so we have to get the horses off the field early oktober.
Stay dry out there, Zelda!
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Post by dalesnfellfan on Dec 31, 2013 9:48:05 GMT -1
Your fields look in similar condition to mine, which are also very soggy at the moment, mine are minus your lovely views though. Iv'e spent days spreading old waste straw in the gateways to try to soak up some of the water and liquid mud, it has helped a bit but now have a mess of very soggy straw but at least its better than sinking ankle deep in mud and loosing wellies.
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