Clean It Up
UK Window Cleaning Forum => Window Cleaning Forum => Topic started by: Bonzer on January 20, 2009, 12:02:13 pm
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I was cleaning windows above a conservatory roof yesterday when there was a huge flash of lightening not far from me and then an enormous clap of thunder. Did a quick mental risk assessement (holding carbon fibre pole etc) and have never collapsed my slx so quick.
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We will have to call you the flash.
;D
Simon.
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;D ;D
Been there myself, holding a Super-Lite mk1 it had an insulated base section, but as it was pouring down with rain I knew it would make no difference. I watched the lightning get closer and closer from across the horizon and chickened out about 10mins before it reached me. It was raining so hard by then that I would have given up anyway. Waited 15 mins till it passed and then carried on.
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i have sat in the van and watched some1 carry on whilst lightening hit the ground all around us
when i spoke to the guy when it stopped, he said " shouldnt do too much harm " ::)
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i have sat in the van and watched some1 carry on whilst lightening hit the ground all around us
when i spoke to the guy when it stopped, he said " shouldnt do too much harm " ::)
he must of had his rubber wellies on and thought it would protect him ;D
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When fishing down the back of the island , we always fish through the thunder storms. Carbon fishing rods just the same ! They haven't been hit yet although we don't hold them all night but they are there for the lighting to hit.