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| Surface Interval: Discuss Divers to the rescue in Carlisle flooding in the General Diving Forums forums: Well done those divers: The divers volunteered their services on 8 Jan after hearing an appeal on Radio Cumbria. At ... |
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| Divers to the rescue in Carlisle flooding Well done those divers: The divers volunteered their services on 8 Jan after hearing an appeal on Radio Cumbria. At this time the power was out, and both TV and mobile phone signals were down after flooding and high winds damaged the masts which broadcast the signal. The West Cumbria BSAC dive boat 'Spare Rib' and a Landrover were pressed into action; the divers donned their drysuits and worked under the coordination of the police, visiting homes in the Warwick Road area. Full story from Divernet here
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| I knew this was bad when the chopper from RAF Boulmer went that way with his foot to the floor. I have kayaked on the river at Carlisle on a couple of occasions in the deep and distant past, and also saw that the kayak club were involved in the rescue. The river is quite big volume at normal flow rates. Good on you chaps!
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