Down the ramp into the rear car park - note the not very large gap between the water and the ceiling of the covered section of the car park.

The rear car park - just to the right of the brick wall is where I often park my car. The water there is now about 4 feet deep.

Malcolm from the Facilities department - a slight departure from his normal job. It was a very cold day, so I hope he had his thermals on.

Well, that's one way of testing the anti-corrosion treatment. I'm no expert on cars, but I think this one is gonna be difficult to start.

View from the restaurant - it's hard to see where the garden ends and the River Thames begins.

The back garden - only the raised area and the steps to the restaurant are still accessible.

The Runnymede Hotel - a nice picturesque setting by the side of a lake. However, the lake isn't supposed to be there - that's their car park.

I'm not actually sure about purpose of this building and it's twin. But I'm fairly sure that it wasn't designed to be standing in water.

The only way to navigate the Staines to Windsor road. Yes, that is a road.

Well, that's another way of doing it. Note the 'Flood' sign. Yeah, thanks... I hadn't noticed.

It looks like a lake. But in fact it's usually open grass-land frequented by dog walkers. And there's a fun-fair in this exact spot once a year.

The only way to get to the hotel reception. The sign claims it's "The Best Riverside Address In The Thames Valley". It's now in the Thames.