A scene at Patrixbcurne. Picturesque, but uncomfo1'tab1e.


._= The floods in the vi1.1.a-ge. The road to “the left of the
main Cantgrlzrgry road as one enters Bridge from Dover.


_coI.nRE;D VILLAGE e.ns;:’u, 7 _ %
on Th-ursday -night last Week. the pond at Coldred Green was so fuil that the water
was across the road by the public-'house. By Friday morning the road was

' ' ' - ' comparatively clear.  '


-n-n.=. NA.!L_i'BO_UR.N-E FLOO-DS. 9

'1'}:-1e ivaier from the Nailbourne sh-ea:m has caused flooding at Bridge. This photo

shows the W-ater~co-vering the,“ fields on the Bishopsbourne side of the" Chu
_ ' T ' bott-om_ of -Bridge Hill).

rch (at the



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A FL9GQ&"5 AT EASTRY. _
The pOI_1€1 at Buttsole, on the "Dover side of Eastry village, has overfiowed on to the
main Sandwich 1'oa.<i_l, sgen in the first picture. T In the se~cond,a. motor lorry is
- ' passing along the road from ‘Vinson Farm.