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This photograph was taken at 8.30am looking over teme bridge towards the town |
Here you can see the Teme in full flood and about to burst its banks |
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Looking down teme street from the edge of teme bridge as the river burst its banks. |
As the river peaked this is the view of Teme Street at its highest |
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From here you can see the height of the water as it rushes in through the front of the cottage situated at the side of the river bridge. |
Here you can see the height of the river and the damage it has caused to the interior of the cottage
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As you can see here debris has been swept down from up stream and built up at the top of the bridge and can not go anywhere. |
The power of the water sees no boundries |
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Looking down Cross street the flood water this end is caused by the kyre brook, with nowhere to go but on to the streets and into shops damaging goods and properties |
Water has no boundries when its out in full flow it has to go some where and devastation is bound to follow |
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Here we can see damage to our loved one
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Words can't say how we feel |
