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On Sat, 19 Jan 2013 22:13:05 +0000, Apellation Controlee
wrote: Presumably the pump was a manual one - or did he have his own generator? I only saw an electric one in place, but it would have been trivial to drop a manual one in. When it floods there, the power supply is intact. The house has a history of flooding, being at the foot of a hill and dodgy rainwater drains in the road unable to carry it all away, so the owner was driven to take measures. I was thinking only that loss of grid power is often a consequence of area flooding. That particular house suffered from a more localised problem, though. Quite a decent house, apart from that once-every-few-years little problem |
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