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Uploaded by: WurzelDave — Tuesday January 1, 2013 — North Curry, Somerset, United Kingdom

Don't think that ractor will be used again!

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Categories: flood, agriculture, trees, vehicles, water

Camera Type: Canon Powershot SX150


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1. Cowgazer 8:10 PM GMT on January 03, 2013
Don't think I will be buying any firewood from there, good indication of the water-depth. Great photo Dave Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 27, 2012 Comments: 1362

2. gingyb 9:10 PM GMT on January 03, 2013
ohh the poor thing Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: June 28, 2009 Comments: 11697

3. WurzelDave 9:25 PM GMT on January 03, 2013
The 'ractor', guess who forgot the 'T'? :-) Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: November 23, 2008 Comments: 11317

4. nanapoo 10:50 PM GMT on January 03, 2013
OH NO!!!! :( great weather capture Dave! vip contrats! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: June 30, 2011 Comments: 17999

5. canuckjune 11:27 PM GMT on January 03, 2013
That tracotr looks in good shape too, but it will require work to dry it thoroughly no doubt. You sure have had the rain. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 13, 2010 Comments: 3168

6. canuckjune 11:29 PM GMT on January 03, 2013
Wow we are a great pair, I see I transposed letters in tractor whereas you were short one T. My excuse is my fingers with their "arthur" so we can use that for yours too. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 13, 2010 Comments: 3168

7. docshovel39 1:29 AM GMT on January 04, 2013
EXCELLENT photo and coverage of the flood damage Dave . I think you're right about that poor tractor - might have a little water in the engine block . 10 Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: October 22, 2010 Comments: 4747

8. summer04 2:41 AM GMT on January 04, 2013
Good Grief, MORE RAIN? will you ever dry out? Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: June 1, 2004 Comments: 313

9. CameraDiva 3:50 AM GMT on January 04, 2013
Very wet! Great series! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: April 27, 2008 Comments: 8046

10. virnin 5:36 PM GMT on January 04, 2013
Maybe the TopGear team can "upgrade" that tractor! Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: May 30, 2004 Comments: 3

11. WurzelDave 5:45 PM GMT on January 04, 2013
Kinda like Pimp My Tractor... img src=""> Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: November 23, 2008 Comments: 11317

12. Rotty3 7:46 PM GMT on January 04, 2013
actually, it can be used again as long as the engine isn't too far submerged (depending where some of the engine block openings are the engine might not even have taken a dive). Considering how much these things cost, I would venture a guess that someone might repair any smaller damage. I know I would :) On another note... hope you dry out soon. Action: Quote \| Ignore User Member Since: January 6, 2005 Comments: 1919

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About WurzelDave

I'm a 30 something 'wurzel' who lives in South West England (UK) in the county of Somerset (next to Devon), famous for scrumpy cider, Cheddar cheese, The Wurzels (well worth going to see) & birth county of 2009 F1 world champion Jenson Button.Like the rest of the West Country, Somerset has many areas, places & landscapes worth a visit such as Glastonbury Tor & Abbey ruins, Quantock hills, West Somerset Railway, Cheddar Gorge, & Exmoor, to name but a very few.Favourite holiday destiations are Iceland (see alot of photos) & the Icehotel in Jukkasjarvi Sweden (also see photos). Still a lover of the flim camera, my first camera was an Halina 110 camera which you could buy flip flashes for! Now have a Canon 3000V SLR film camera, i also have Canon powershot A3300 & SX150 digital cameras which are useful for close up macro shots & also makes film 'last' longer!

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