Ok OK OKK,, here’s my idea for a show,, ya got this old british dambuster crew that were thought to be lost in WW2 but they landed in some remote forest miraculously .. OK OK.. and survived ‘til now.. OK OK.. they’re ancient.. but they bred with local girls.. OK OK,, I don’t know how the girls got there, use your imagination, dam’ it. ok ok.. so anyway they put the plane which miraculously survived too back together in a clearing go around busting dams, drinking bier Okok,, I don’t know where the beir made it in, the girls brought it, Ok OK..
My Sister sent me a picture today of the Danube at Budapest.
The river was nearly up to the bottom of the bridge. She was afraid they would not be able to cross into Pest as she is having some dental work done there.
This picture was taken today.Thank you for the link, NormsRevenge. I’m sorry to hear that the German dam broke near Magdeburg and that Hungary also suffered floods, as well as Germany. The pictures at your link showed something I’ve never seen before—ornate buildings of centuries past with their lower floors under water.
Sending prayers up for those who lost loved ones in the flood. There was a lot of that in Oklahoma last week, that accompanied the tornadoes and left a 2.5-mile wide plowed field where houses used to be.’
I’m particularly troubled to hear people were threatening to blow up more German dams. I hope the perpetrators of those calls are caught and have to account for why they would want to see everyday civilians die as they seek to call attention to themselves for one thing or another.
It must be the global warming. Rivers never overflowed their banks before the industrial revolution.
I hope all those Germans and Hungarians are alright, whatever the cause of it.
Central Europe has been flooding for sometime now....I was watching when it first became an issue for them In Prague....it’s a real mess over there. Seems like some things take awhile before the US sees other nations too have major weather issues this time of year.
Course we’ve got our hands plenty full with weather issues and our crumbling government!
I don't even want to know what that is about.
Perhaps they meant "leaking dikes"? Spellcheck doesn't do everything.