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Waterlogging at Auto Rickshaw Stand outside Kalyan Station
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Barton Aerodrome is an airport in Barton-upon-Irwell, Eccles, Greater Manchester, England, 5 nautical miles west of Manchester. Formerly known as City Airport and City Airport Manchester, It is known by the Civil Aviation Authority (CAA) as Manchester/Barton and rebranded as Manchester Barton Aerodrome on 3rd April 2023.
The United Kingdom's first purpose-built municipal airport, it has four grass runways. The airfield operates Tuesday - Sunday, from 9 am BST until 6 p.m. or sunset (whichever earlier) for fixed-wing aircraft. Commercial, private, military, police and air ambulance helicopters can operate in the hours of darkness by arrangement.
The airport serves as an important reliever airport for Manchester Airport. It is also used as a refuelling stop for light aircraft and helicopters. It lies on the edge of Chat Moss and the aircraft movements area suffers from occasional periods of waterlogging, restricting fixed wing operations. Works to improve drainage on the airfield have seen some success in reducing the number of closures. It has a CAA Ordinary Licence (Number P886) that allows flights for the public transport of passengers or for flying instruction as authorised by the licensee, City Airport Limited. The aerodrome is not licensed for night use.
Gleyed layer.—A soil layer that is predominantly gray, bluish, or greenish due to prolonged saturation with water. Color chroma is 2 or less, and value is commonly (but not always) neutral. The saturation leads to reducing conditions and the subsequent reduction of iron to its ferrous state. The iron has either been significantly removed from the layer by fluctuating water table levels over time or continuous waterlogging has kept the iron in a reduced state with little or no removal. Soil colors reflective of gleying are used as diagnostic criteria for redoximorphic features and in many taxa in Soil Taxonomy. Horizons and layers that are strongly gleyed are indicated in soil profile descriptions with the horizon suffix “g” (e.g., Bg, Cg). See aquic conditions and redoximorphic features.
Figure 50.—Soil profile and landscape of Duckston soil (siliceous, thermic Typic Psammaquents). The Duckston series consists of poorly drained sands near the coast. These soils are in shallow depressions between coastal dunes and on nearly level flats between the dunes and the marshes. Slopes are 0 to 2 percent. They have very slow runoff and very rapid permeability above the water table. The water table fluctuates in relation to the tides and the surface is flooded following heavy rains or high storm tides. The native plant community consists of waxmyrtle, black willow, black highbush blueberry, marshhay cordgrass, and black needle rush.
Mexican Bitter Gherkins, also called Mouse Melons, Cucamelons, or Bitter Gherkins, belong to the Melothria genus. Mexican Bitter Gherkins are a sort of cucumber native to Mexico and Central America.
Learn how to Begin Mexican Bitter Gherkin/Cucamelon Farming
Soil Requirement to Begin Mexican Bitter Gherkin Farming
- Soil pH degree is among the many most necessary components in rising Mexican Bitter Gherkins. The perfect vary for these crops is between 6.1 to six.8, which suggests you’ll want barely acidic soil for optimum progress.
- Along with pH ranges, it’s essential to make sure your soil sort is humusy-rich and well-drained. It will assist forestall waterlogging and root rot whereas offering loads of vitamins to your Gherkin crops.
- To make sure that your soil is appropriate for rising cucamelons, it’s advisable to conduct a soil check earlier than planting. It will allow you to decide the nutrient ranges and pH steadiness of your backyard mattress or potting combine.
- If the soil in your backyard mattress lacks correct drainage, including natural matter reminiscent of compost or aged manure can enhance its construction and water-holding capability. Another choice is to develop Cucamelon in raised beds or containers crammed with high-quality potting combine enriched with compost or different natural vitamins.
Gentle Requirement to Begin Mexican Bitter Gherkin Farming
Gentle is a vital issue when rising Mexican Bitter Gherkins.
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This is the legacy of the work done in How Tun Woods recently.A series of pools and rivers of lying water,after only one wet day. A great job !
Highdown Gardens near Worthing, West Sussex.
An early season stroll on a rare sunny morning, following yet another night of heavy rain. The gardens was muddy in places, and areas of lawn were roped off to allow the grass to recover from the relentless waterlogging.
But the birds were singing their hearts out. Flowering cherries and Malus were bursting with bloom. Staphylea trees ... some tulips ... Euphorbias ... Primulas ... spring Cyclamen ... Leucojum. It won't be long before the ancient Cercis blooms ... it's covered in buds. And I will be interested to see how their Eremurus experiment does (still under fleece wraps) ... Eremurus can be tricky at the best of times.
Buddleja crispa, the Himalayan butterfly bush, is a deciduous shrub native to Afghanistan, Bhutan, North India, Nepal, Pakistan and China (Gansu, Sichuan, Tibetan Autonomous Region), where it grows on dry river beds, slopes with boulders, exposed cliffs, and in thickets, at elevations of 1400–4300 metres. It is not reliably winter-hardy, but it can thrive in a sheltered sunny spot.
Buddleja farreri is a xerophytic deciduous shrub endemic to Gansu, China, discovered by Reginald Farrer in 1915. Farrer described the shrub's habitat as "the very hottest and driest crevices, cliffs, walls and banks down the most arid and torrid aspects of the Ha Shin Fang". Farrer sent seed to the UK shortly afterwards, and it is from this consignment that all the British specimens have been derived.
Buddleja farreri was one of five species removed from being classified as Buddleja crispa by Leeuwenberg in 1979, however the original epithet is widely retained in horticulture. It seems to be slightly more hardy in British winters ... even if shoots are killed by severe frosts it will generally recover.
Denmans Garden near Fontwell, West Sussex.
It wasn't sunny, but neither was it raining ... and this year we have to grab our chances while we can!
It was a bit early in the season but there is always something to see. Magnolias, Camellias, Primulas ... Stachyurus catkins ... and little bulbs defying the constant rain. Parts of the lawn were off limits due to waterlogging, and one section was cordoned off so they could do tree work. And to finish, a bowl of homemade tomato and red onion chutney soup and a piece of cake in their Midpines Cafe.
The tall claims made by HUDA regarding widening of Badshahpur drain in Gurgaon before the monsoon to ensure smooth drainage of rainwater fell flat on Tuesday when the city received 128mm of rain.
Waterlogged roads, chaos and confusion prevailed everywhere with office-goers stranded for hours in traffic jams. Pedestrians had to wade through knee-length water at certain places.
Many underpasses and subways built across the city were rendered unusable as they were inundated with water. “It usually takes me 40 minutes to reach my office in Cyber City from Sohna Road, but today it took me 2 hours 40 minutes. One day of rain, and the entire city turns into a mess,” said Amit Gupta, an IT executive and a resident.
To ensure minimum waterlogging, HUDA had made temporary arrangements at Khandsa in June this year. HUDA had installed additional pipelines in a 600-metre portion of the Badshahpur drain at Khandsa village after it failed to remove structures encroaching the space. It was to build a concrete drain there.
The drain’s width in the 600-metre portion is 10 metres and the plan was to widen it by an additional 10 metres on each side.
The authority had identified 72 fully built and occupied houses on both sides of the drain, but could remove only 33 of them on one side by June.
So, with the monsoon’s arrival, it installed two pipelines and put six motors at sump well near the National Highway to pump out rainwater in case the sump overflows.
HUDA administrator Chander Shekhar Khare said, “We had no time to construct a concrete drain in the village as the monsoon arrived. Hence, we had to make do with temporary arrangements.”
This is the legacy of the work done in How Tun Woods recently.A series of pools and rivers of lying water,after only one wet day. A great job !
Denmans Garden near Fontwell, West Sussex.
It wasn't sunny, but neither was it raining ... and this year we have to grab our chances while we can!
It was a bit early in the season but there is always something to see. Magnolias, Camellias, Primulas ... Stachyurus catkins ... and little bulbs defying the constant rain. Parts of the lawn were off limits due to waterlogging, and one section was cordoned off so they could do tree work. And to finish, a bowl of homemade tomato and red onion chutney soup and a piece of cake in their Midpines Cafe.
December 2017.
Capital Walkers weekend away in Scarborough.
Circular walk from Scarborough via Hayburn Wyke.
The service road at the Bajghera railway crossing, a nightmare for Block C Palam Vihar residents, will become motorable by September end, according to Public Works Department (PWD). The service lane is currently unusable because of deep digging work being carried out for the construction of flyover to streamline traffic movement between Gurgaon and Delhi.
The PWD in 2017 had started deep digging work on both sides of the flyover to shift a sewer line. The work of laying the pipeline is over, but the residents can’t use the service lane as it is still 2.5 feet lower than the surface.
To make matters worse, there's overflowing sewage and waterlogging at the site. Nine high-voltage electric poles fell into the trench after heavy rains on July 13.
Residents also fear that the place has become a breeding ground for mosquitoes and an outbreak of dengue and malaria is on the cards.
“The service road is full of sewage, rain water and sludge. It can become a big health hazard in the days to come,” said a resident whose house is badly affected by the sewage overflow.
However, PWD officials say the sludge is being regularly cleaned out and if things go as planned the road will become motorable in a month. “We are trying our best to make the service roads motorable in next one-and-a-half months. We understand the inconvenience caused to residents whose houses are located along the stretch. We are cleaning the sludge and making walkways for the residents at regular intervals,” assured Narender Yadav, a PWD executive engineer. He further added that the deadline for completing the flyover is December 2018.
To this, GMDA superintending engineer Lalit Arora added, “The GMDA has fixed the sewer overflow problem and directed the PWD to clean the sewer line and remove sludge. We will get the progress inspected.”
Denmans Garden near Fontwell, West Sussex.
It wasn't sunny, but neither was it raining ... and this year we have to grab our chances while we can!
It was a bit early in the season but there is always something to see. Magnolias, Camellias, Primulas ... Stachyurus catkins ... and little bulbs defying the constant rain. Parts of the lawn were off limits due to waterlogging, and one section was cordoned off so they could do tree work. And to finish, a bowl of homemade tomato and red onion chutney soup and a piece of cake in their Midpines Cafe.
Denmans Garden near Fontwell, West Sussex.
It wasn't sunny, but neither was it raining ... and this year we have to grab our chances while we can!
It was a bit early in the season but there is always something to see. Magnolias, Camellias, Primulas ... Stachyurus catkins ... and little bulbs defying the constant rain. Parts of the lawn were off limits due to waterlogging, and one section was cordoned off so they could do tree work. And to finish, a bowl of homemade tomato and red onion chutney soup and a piece of cake in their Midpines Cafe.
The edge of the domed bog. A domed bog tends to expand. Its development is a slow process conditioned by climate and the contours of the land. The principal agent of its growth is an excess of cold acidic water that drains from its domed center, infiltrating and waterlogging the surrounding forest. Kouchibouguac National Park, Kouchibouguac, New Brunswick. 8 August 2019
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Olive Tree on an MG! Not something you see every day!
Tree taken into the garage to avoid frost or waterlogging damage over winter, only place it wont get knocked about is on the car..
Delhi Public Works Department Minister Atishi directed officials on Sunday to expedite the process of water drainage and road cleaning from sections of Ring Road to ensure a smooth traffic flow.
Atishi visited the flood-affected spots at Chandgiram Akhada, Monastery Market, Nigambodh Ghat, Hanuman Mandir, Shantivan, Rajghat, ITO and Sachivalaya Road on Ring Road.
During her inspection, she observed that several areas from Chandgiram Akhada to ISBT-Kashmere Gate were facing waterlogging issues and there was also mud on the roads due to the flood caused by heavy rain over the last few days.
Atishi directed the officials present to expedite the process of water drainage and road cleaning from the section of the Ring Road to ensure a smooth traffic flow and provide relief to the people of Delhi.
She also directed them to work round the clock to remove the flood water from Ring Road as the road is very important for central Delhi and serves as a crucial route for lakhs of vehicles daily. She emphasised that the water-drainage and road-cleaning work should be carried out on a war footing to enable quick resumption of traffic in the area.
Atishi found water accumulated behind Nigambodh Ghat and Red Fort. To address this, she directed for the deployment of more pumps to expedite the water-drainage process, according to an official statement.
There was floodwater at Rajghat, Shantivan and on the stretch of Vikas Marg in front of ITO.
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