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  1. 1:03 Sympathy for the stranded car and its owner, but it may have saved my car as, when I saw it up ahead, then almost up to the windows, I was able to do a U turn before the water got any deeper. 4:45 Very decent of you to consider the feelings of those in the residential area; the worst flooding I've had in my home was in the cellar, where some of my wine bottles lost their labels (didn't even spoil the wine!)

  2. Some strange spellings and (lack of) capitalisations in the captions, but that aside thanks for taking the video, which was very well-timed to show that the railway was in operation. Did you synchronise that with a rail timetable?

  3. I would like to say a big thank you to you for posting these video's.
    I'm not bothered if you don't use the correct grammar/ spelling as I can easily would it out for myself without getting petty !!
    I used to live in Chesterfield & I do miss it. I really enjoy watching your video's of around Derbyshire so keep up the great work … it is appreciated 👍😁

  4. every time they say they will (and have) sorted out the flooding problem. they need to dredge the river and build better flood plains. The Avenue project can take much more water if needs be.

  5. I have lived near the river rother since 1980 and this is the worst flood we have had, a new cycle track, works by yorkshire water, and a lot of new housing to the south of Chesterfield seem to have made the flooding worse!

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