On 18/02/2022 16:21, Chris Hogg wrote:
> Not a lot considering. Lots of twigs and a few larger sticks, all dead
> and brittle, blown off the trees opposite and onto my drive and front
> garden.

Anything that could blow over in the wind did, but otherwise no new
damage resulting from this storm. Arwen was a lot more exciting.

Couple of trees down in the neighbourhood but that's about it.
>
> A panel of twin-walled polycarbonate blown out of the greenhouse. It's
> surprising how far the spring clips go! Fortunately I had some spares.

I find that polycarbonate is sufficiently inclined to flex and jump out
in storms that I added a horizontal locking bar along the middle of the
long panels on the inside and bolted each one to it using silicone
gasket sealed 6mm bolts from the outside. I also keep a piece of
hardboard with a similar snap to close locking bar on for emergency
repairs after wind damage.

> The top half of a 5ft Tibouchina urvilleana snapped off above the tie.
> Well, it was inevitable really - it was getting leggy and it saved me
> the bother. I believe it shoots fairly readily, so with luck what's
> left of the stem will re-grow and give a better shaped shrubby bush
> instead of what was heading to be a standard.
>
> Otherwise, not much.

Pyracantha snapped its moorings but that was Dudley rather than Eunice.

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Regards,
Martin Brown