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No was out before I posted the2nd vid

taken from the eye of the shit storm.

what caused it or was it man?

no idea ste, i just happened to be drivin past and saw all the smoke and thought i'd have a nose, mother earth was badly damaged today though

Here are some more pictures showing the scale of the smoke, the first two are taken on Station Road between Barnston and Storeton, the rest are taken from Broadway, not far from the top of Levers Causeway.

good pics, what a terrible efffect on the plannet this will have, and to think these are the poisions we can see......to all you 4x4 users out there - have a heart and get a scoot-ay like me !

ah all is revealed, loads of traffic on my way to work which is by port sunlight so many people must have been going to have a nose

i wonder what it was

chavs...... I betcha.

Aye-Aye if you smell something like a chippy drivin' past that'll be me in my BELOVED 4x4,50% recycled veg oil and 50% diesel,we should be more concerned with what we buried on that landfill from our homes an businesses.
I've got a Mitsubishi Pajero saved from the Japanese scrap pile,15 years old and still going strong,with lots of help from the Pajero owners club.2 yellow diamonds in windscreen and two proudly displayed on rear screen from www.pocuk.com

Chris.

i'll make an exception for you chris

Arson attack on Wirral landfill site

A 200ft plume of smoke stretched across Wirral last night after a fire at a landfill site.

Arsonists set fire to 15 rolls of bitumen-backed carpet on the site used to collect methane gas given off by decomposing rubbish.

Firefighters used foam to extinguish the flames because temperatures were too high for water.

The alarm was raised at the Biffa-owned tip on Dock Road South, Bromborough, at around 4.30pm.

It took four crews two and a half hours to tackle 50ft flames.

Fire watch manager Haydon Lipscombe said last night: “It was deliberately set on fire and police were in attendance.

“The actual smoke plume went right across to Deeside – right across the Wirral peninsula. It was a couple of hundred feet high.

“We treated it with water to see if it would go out, but the water wouldn’t touch it, it carried on burning. So we starved it of oxygen with foam.”

The crews asked Biffa technicians to cover a further 50 of the carpet rolls with soil to protect them from further arson attacks.


http://www.wirralnews.co.uk/wirral-...-on-wirral-landfill-site-92534-23590051/

I keep having this vision of one of the tip scavenges taking a well earned rest from his rummaging through crap, sitting down on a old couch for a smoke and falling asleep and dropping his fag on the carpet.

lol bert

As a 4x4 owner (a mere 1.8 l petrol job) AND 100cc scooter rider I can pick & choose. Anyway at my age scooter riding and bad weather do not mix so it is nice to have the choice. Similarly, I can't really see me bringing my 91 year old parents round for Sunday dinner one by one on the back of the scooter

Snod