Men, 87, ‘keeping place’ at home near the Surrey rice

The old 87 years says he will remain in their homes only act from two sinkh sinkholes.

Two parts Deystone Street Street in Since Monday nightAnd 30 houses are clogged.

But Bren Davis, 87, he had been alive in his property, approximately 60ft (18 meters) seems to be living.

Mr Davis said Radio BBC Survey: “I still put it.”

He said he believes he said the house is stable and it consists of his battery.

He said: “There are more bricks below our house from top.”

Mr Bavis has experienced three “helps” than polls but no-one has turned off he leave, he said.

Although he is still water, he says he had a bottle of bottles of water.

Mr said Davis: “Carry five bottles above

He has a running plan if anything wrong, he said.

“If we have a problem, we have the entrance again so we can go out in ways in the way, this.

Shane Owners Owners Shane Mushect Radio Survey Surveys sure will be well-immediately protected access to the highway.

Speak County County Council: “What is the decision to move the Cordon Back will depend on the results of the Tissnic Safety Assessment on the future days.”

Temporary, residents said Thursday they are not afraid homeless for the moon,

Dawn of the Distributor Dinners mentioned in the day on Thursday: “Netole in the badston is important and we continue to work with quick partners.

“Response is currently on the Tandrid district board, with the according to the best rentry’s best rentry firesation, which includes surrey count.”