The County is once more being affected by rising flood water. Its not quite as high as 2007 but that's no consolation to families whose homes have been inundated.
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This morning on the show we heard from Philippa who was watching the floodwaters rise ..
Here is something that took my eye on Cricklade Street in Cirencester.
Do email me your favourite signs that make you smile for whatever reason. If any struggle with basic spelling that would be great too.
My mate Chris Baxter is really going for it this November.
Our Mid Morning host is helping raise money for cancer research by scaring the living daylights out of friends, family and work mates. A "tash for cash" challenge is taking place around the country and Chris is going for the sinister look.
Do email me your "Movember" photos...blokes can take part too! cummings@bbc.co.uk
The first proper frost of the autumn this morning. Here's a quick snap of Frocester Hill from John Wilkes
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Hi, I'm Mark Cummings. Every day I explore all things Gloucestershire on my breakfast show. The stories, the people, the history, the news - the complete package of what makes the county tick. On the show, and on this blog, we share our knowledge, stories and experiences to celebrate life in Gloucestershire.
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