Car driving through deep flooded water on Thorney Island causeway

Flooding on The Great Deep causeway last month has led to locals fearing the same will happen again as water levels rise

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00:00 I don't want to take the ferry up and down.

00:02 It was 7 o'clock last night.

00:04 Oh my goodness.

00:06 What's that?

00:10 It's ferrying to 7 o'clock last night.

00:12 It's last night?

00:14 Yeah.

00:15 You've not had any time off?

00:16 It's over your 12 hours.

00:18 It was pretty quiet at about 2 or 3 o'clock in the morning.

00:28 It's day 3.

00:30 I can't even see the sun through it.

00:32 It's a bit hot.

00:36 I mean what you can see there is quite like running on the deck.

00:38 If you had a rope across then

00:44 it would be like survival, couldn't it?

00:46 You could hang on to the rope and walk up and down.

00:48 It's a bit hot.

00:50 What about those great big vehicles that you guys have got?

01:06 We were talking about it.

01:08 You know they're really high up in the air?

01:10 Oh the SVs?

01:12 Yeah.

01:14 It's getting the drivers

01:16 pouring towards there.

01:18 It's a heavy car, isn't it?

01:20 And then we've only got so many seats in the back.

01:24 We've only got two seats in the front.

01:28 Yeah.

01:30 And then there's

01:32 two seats in the front.

01:34 If we use it, we've got like a TCV variant

01:36 where we can throw

01:38 people in the back.

01:40 We've got a minute to ensure that it's getting signed off.

01:42 Oh, it's a nice thing.

01:44 [Train sounds]

01:46 Oh, Danny's got a little chair.

01:50 He's sitting with another chair.

01:52 Whereabouts do you want to go?

02:02 Stables.