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    stwhannah
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    As Storm Darragh hits tomorrow, Sat 7th Dec, there are Red wind warnings in place for most of coastal Wales, and Amber or Yellow wind warnings in plac …

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    squirrelking
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    Coastal all the way round Somerset, Devon and Cornwall too, a lot more than just Wales.

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    Ambrose
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    My phone just sounded the alert alarm to me of the Red wind warning. Hatches are battened down. We lost the garage roof in storm Eunice.

    Houns
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    Already had a £ affect on us at work. One of the busiest weekends for Christmas shows/markets and they’ve all been cancelled. A lot of potential lost earnings.

    ThePinkster
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    I was supposed to be heading along tht Hope Valley line tomorrow with some mates. I think we might be staying in Manchester now, but trying to avoid the Christmas market.

    scotroutes
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    Genuine question – possibly related to differing land access laws – but are trails really closed?

    crazy-legs
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    I was supposed to be heading along tht Hope Valley line tomorrow with some mates.

    Yeah, Northern have a general warning of disruption and a “do not travel unless it’s urgent” warning.

    tractionman
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    https://www.facebook.com/share/p/17qPCezmyT/

    That’s supposed to be a picture but it ain’t working:-/

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    bikesandboots
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    Genuine question – possibly related to differing land access laws – but are trails really closed?

    The forestry England ones vary – advise that you postpone, car parks closed, or just closed.

    They have rights of way through them, I doubt they will have applied for suspension orders.

    But “closed” gets the message across to joe public, and FE isn’t going to get into trouble for making a false statement on Facebook.

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    crazy-legs
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    Genuine question – possibly related to differing land access laws – but are trails really closed?

    Unlikely that anyone has gone to the effort of actually gating off every trail in the woods but equally I can imagine that sympathy for any MTBer impaled by a falling tree is probably going to be in fairly short supply…

    grahamt1980
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    Pearce uplift at Hopton got cancelled.

    Am gutted,  but better than than squashed by a tree

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    ThePinkster
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    Yeah, Northern have a general warning of disruption and a “do not travel unless it’s urgent” warning.

    Cheers  @crazy-legs, we decided to abandon any plans at about 6:30 this morning.

    Judging by the winds blowing off the fields onto the back of my house I think stopping inside today is a very sensible move.

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