No, not ours. Funnily enough most of the buildings here are old and built with this in mind (to an extent). The white one in the background, that the beck's heading for survived with some water in a back kitchen.
The BBC phoned up before, because I'd sent them some pictures (http://news.bbc.co.uk/1/hi/talking_point/8368999.stm). Bit of a bizarre moment, as I was talking to them, watching a mate live on the TV and listening to a Sea King hovering overhead.
Just back from Cockermouth, where they've shut Sainsbury's to use the big car park as an emergency services base. I suspect they know there's more to come. As I said before, the sheer force of the water's quite frightening. The town will take a long time to recover I reckon, with most businesses on the Main St, which had 6' plus of water (flowing at a fair pace).
Thoughts to the family of that policeman. Tragic.
