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2 Responses
I was a very young child and living opposite the Chain Bridge Forge when the 47 floods occurred. I recall the tension in the air and the men urgently filling sandbags to prevent water coming into the homes. I remember being frightened but either I was reassured by my parents or the flooding was not quite as severe as anticipated in that area of Albion Street.
Thanks for that lovely memory
Regards
Geoff Taylor