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  1. #16
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    Being a boating person Cliff you could sail, motor, or paddle your own

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    Some photos of the aftermath of the flooding at the club. The arena is buggered and heaps of fences are down, thank heavens for battery electric fence units and electric fence tape! We've probably got $20k damage down there.
    I lost two of the logs I split, but more have washed in and I also scored a plastic pump housing, I hope that's not theivery.
    1st photo is 'after' of photo 3 in the first post, photo2 and 2 are before and afters.
    Cheers
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  3. #18
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    yep we had 18" or rain. powers jsut come back on and we are still flooded in.

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    8" & 10" Lucas Mills, bobcat, 4wd tractor, 12 ton dozer, stihl saws.

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    Still pouring down here, 48 hours without a break, one road to highway is cut, road south is cut and road north is passable from time to time. Many, many trees blown over and damaged, the local council is doing a great job keeping roads clear
    Schools closed for the day and many business not even bothering to open.

    Just saw Qld news, they copped a lot more damage than we did , the media were trying to place blame with Brissy Council or Dept of public works or SES for damage, mother nature had nothing to do with it.
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    Cruzi,

    At least Australia Post managed to deliver your router bits

    Rocker

  6. #21
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    I am happy to report that Cliff collected his table saw with no problems; I am delighted that it is going to a good home on the Atherton Tableland.

    Rocker

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    The router bits are here, but cannot get to the shed to use them for a couple more days at least.
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    They're copping it a bit further south now - have a look at the Grafton radar on the BoM site.
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    It's finally stopped raining here
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  10. #25
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    On wednesday night I attempted to drive to mr ladyfriend's place (which had flooded) at about 8. I waited till the traffic died down a bit because earlier it looked like suicide.

    Anyway, some of the scareist driving I've ever done. I eventually got the
    the blockage at jungle jims (after fording the 12" flowing over the road
    at csiro) and turned back but before I did I saw something that even
    amazed me.

    We're all queued up in the left lane, 4' of water over the road and the
    cops had stopped any more idiots trying it on (There was already at least
    one floater and the tow trucks were going in to fish him out). So ahead of
    me a mitsubishi lancer backs out into the clear right lane and starts
    reversing back to the lights to turn around and go back. Some complete and
    utter d*h**d in a forrester comes tearing down the right lane, assuming
    the 60 odd cars lined up in the left were only parked to take in the view.
    This is an expected level of stupidity, but the bit that blew even my
    cynical mind was he pulls up about 15 feet behind the lancer, reversing
    lights blazing, and just sits there, for about a minute or so. So you've
    got these two cars staring each other down. The lancer has no where to go
    cos the median is too high to cross. Where the F*k did the forrester think
    the lancer was going to go ? Seriously. Seriously! I was ready to get out
    and punch this idiot. Don't bother handing in your licence, just hang
    yourself...
    I'm just a startled bunny in the headlights of life. L.J. Young.
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    Quote Originally Posted by Rocker View Post
    I am happy to report that Cliff collected his table saw with no problems; I am delighted that it is going to a good home on the Atherton Tableland.

    Rocker
    Yup, thank you.

    Also thank you to Mrs. Rocker for lunch.

    We got the saw onto a pallet on the back of a ute & then filled a big carton of jigs, blades, a sander & lots of extras.
    The courier company had another pallet for me to put the carton on 'cos it was over weight for one person to carry.
    It should all arrive this arvo.
    Cliff.
    If you find a post of mine that is missing a pic that you'd like to see, let me know & I'll see if I can find a copy.

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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexS View Post
    They're copping it a bit further south now - have a look at the Grafton radar on the BoM site.
    I had my lappy aimed at the radars in Bris, Grafton, Sydney & Perth for a few days.

    Ours dominated our news, but it was pretty feeble compared with what I saw. 144mm in 24 hrs in Yamba? I visited the place about 71, I reckon it would have been under water.

    Money Bags check with her family in Brisbane, they'd not had to get their water wings out yet.

    I suppose it's one way to end a drought

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    Quote Originally Posted by Johncs View Post
    I suppose it's one way to end a drought
    It always rains after a drought.
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    Quote Originally Posted by AlexS View Post
    It always rains after a drought.
    Very profound but true.

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    Quote Originally Posted by View Post
    Very profound but true.
    Thank you . It's taken me 40+ years in the game to know that.
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