It's to be hoped that there are people ready and able to deal with what happens when all this reaches lower levels. More often than not this is a gentle flow, even a trickle; and this is only one stream in the higher land surrounding the city.
The bog cannot contain it all and trees, essential as they are, won't solve every problem even though they will contribute a great deal.
Planting new trees will not have an immediate effect either, though the folly of destroying mature trees should be clear to all.
All this is on the move, most of it coming down from the bare land on Houndkirk Moor whence it has crossed Hathersage Road creating an aquaplaning risk for vehicles.
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