So, what precautions have you taken at your houses/construction sites for today and the coming days?
Work stoppage?
Or will the work continue as usual?
Although we have already finished building our house, we moved everything that is not anchored into the garage.
Hopefully, the bricks will stay in place with the clamps.
Strangely, the neighbors put up the entire scaffolding just last night because the workers will be roofing the house next week.. oops:
Not sure if that was a good idea.
Work stoppage?
Or will the work continue as usual?
Although we have already finished building our house, we moved everything that is not anchored into the garage.
Hopefully, the bricks will stay in place with the clamps.
Strangely, the neighbors put up the entire scaffolding just last night because the workers will be roofing the house next week.. oops:
Not sure if that was a good idea.
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hampshire9 Feb 2020 22:33In the Oberberg district, schools will be closed tomorrow.
Two years ago, Friederike caused havoc in the Rhineland. Our older child’s school decided to cancel classes during the storm. The buses in Neuss had already stopped running, so my wife picked him up by car. That was quite ridiculous.
Since the Pentecost storm a few years ago in Düsseldorf, which resulted in several fatalities, and the storm warnings didn’t match the actual event, people have become more cautious.
You could play a storm version of Secret Santa — everyone places something outside their house and sees which neighbor ends up with it.
I wish everyone a safe and damage-free experience through the storm.
Two years ago, Friederike caused havoc in the Rhineland. Our older child’s school decided to cancel classes during the storm. The buses in Neuss had already stopped running, so my wife picked him up by car. That was quite ridiculous.
Since the Pentecost storm a few years ago in Düsseldorf, which resulted in several fatalities, and the storm warnings didn’t match the actual event, people have become more cautious.
You could play a storm version of Secret Santa — everyone places something outside their house and sees which neighbor ends up with it.
I wish everyone a safe and damage-free experience through the storm.