Posted: Fri Mar 28, 2008 5:36 pm
I'm putting the finishing touches to the Permeable Pavements Training course that I've been asked to run in Gloucestershire next week and I realise that I have no photies of the flooding that made Tewkesbury world-famous last summer. Given the proximity of Tewkesbury to the course venue, I thought it appropriate to remind trainees of just why permeable paving is so important.
So: if anyone has any such images, or knows where I can get them royalty and copyright free (the Guardian of the Purse Strings at HLTG won't let me spend a single penny without a full inquisition and an officially sanctioned purchase order), I'd be much obliged. If not Tewkesbury, then any seriously flooded place would be a suitable second choice.
And before anyone thinks of suggesting it: no! I can't just rob one from the interweb because the course has to be completely above board otherwise I'll get moaned at again.
Contact me at the usual email address or PM me.
So: if anyone has any such images, or knows where I can get them royalty and copyright free (the Guardian of the Purse Strings at HLTG won't let me spend a single penny without a full inquisition and an officially sanctioned purchase order), I'd be much obliged. If not Tewkesbury, then any seriously flooded place would be a suitable second choice.
And before anyone thinks of suggesting it: no! I can't just rob one from the interweb because the course has to be completely above board otherwise I'll get moaned at again.
Contact me at the usual email address or PM me.