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On Tue, 4 May 2021 18:36:12 +0100, GB
wrote: snip I'm always concerned when you see the scaffolding, sheeting and corrugated steel roof they often use these days when fitting a dormer / loft extension on peoples houses. Nice for the workers when it's not particularly windy but raining but when it's blowing a gale ... ;-( I'm probably daft, but I cross the road to avoid such scaffolding. Well, given people *do* get killed by such things I don't think it's daft at all, especially during windy weather. I had a colleague who was injured when some builders hoardings fell on her as she was walking along the road. So, it does happen to people you know, or at least that I know! Quite. 'Better to be safe than sorry' (as long as you don't get hit by an EV as you cross the road). ;-) Cheers, T i m |
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