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  • June 14, 2011 at 11:49 am #100044

    Mick D
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    Holey hell it has been wet in these parts!! I have been out this morning taking flood pictures for the paper and there certainly is some water ripping down our river this morning!! I just spoke to Moose on the phone and he said that they got an evacuation order this morning. Moose in his normal manner laughed it off and said that he is confident they can handle what is coming. He has lived there all his life and has seen it worse. I certainly hope he is right, he has only one paddock that is not under water and all his cattle are holed up there. Lets hope that the forecasts are correct and the rain subsides a little today. Yesterday was the first time I have had water in the shed since it was built. Talk about flogging down rain!!

    June 14, 2011 at 12:21 pm #203286

    Chris
    Member

    Hey all you guys yes I hope that the rain subsides for your sakes, take it easy, we have had a little rain but nothing like you guys are getting..

    Stay Dry

    Chris.

    Bloody Moose he’d be one of those guys standing on his roof waiting for a helicopter to pick him up and he’d still be laughing.

    June 14, 2011 at 12:29 pm #203287

    Greg
    Member

    Got to stop soon hasn’t it :dry:

    Funny thing is when I read this header I thought webbed feet :blink: Wauchope I thought the inner breeding would have caused webbed feet l by now :laugh: :laugh:

    Good luck Moose and others

    TB

    June 14, 2011 at 4:38 pm #203289

    Mark Bunting
    Member

    Well thanks to last night’s downpour I now live on an Island. Our house paddock is high and dry but our access and lower paddocks are under water. AND it’s still raining.

    Lucky I did a quick trip to town early yesterday to stock up on food and beer :whistle:

    Our phone line is down but we still have power. The ABC news has just reported the evacuation of hundreds of Kempsey residents as it looks likely the flood waters will breach the levy banks and flood the town.

    I spent the early hours of yesterday morning walking in knee deep water trying to get Stex’s cattle to high ground. Stupid bloody animals. It wasn’t a lot of fun walking in the freezing cold water with rubber boot full to the brim

    Don’t think I’ll be going for a ride in the next coupls of day.

    Hope everyone else throughout the region is OK.

    Kram B)

    June 14, 2011 at 5:08 pm #203295

    Mick D
    Member

    There is only one way out of town here at the moment and that is through Bago to the Highway. Although it has just had a tree fall across it. :pinch:
    Plenty of politicians roaring about in Helicopters though. Do some proper work you dead shits, is what I say.

    I thought you’d be isolated by now Kram. Maybe they will do an aerial drop of some vegemite and sugar to you mate if things get any worse. :laugh:

    June 14, 2011 at 5:11 pm #203296

    corey heather
    Member

    Well i am on day 5 home with the last 2 days stuck here due to flood waters blocking us off.

    I see Ev is planing on running the Macksville ride still and all i can say is your crazy mate :laugh: :laugh: no need for a canoe i was thinking more along the lines of the boys from Coffs white water rafting :dry:

    I must admit i can not wait to get back to work ASAP

    On the flip side a couple of weeks ago i purchased a sega saturn off ebay and i have been playing sega rally B)

    June 14, 2011 at 5:16 pm #203297

    Mark Bunting
    Member
    Corey8 wrote:
    Well i am on day 5 home with the last 2 days stuck here due to flood waters blocking us off.

    I see Ev is planing on running the Macksville ride still and all i can say is your crazy mate :laugh: :laugh: no need for a canoe i was thinking more along the lines of the boys from Coffs white water rafting :dry:

    I must admit i can not wait to get back to work ASAP

    On the flip side a couple of weeks ago i purchased a sega saturn off ebay and i have been playing sega rally B)

    Sega Rally…….lucky bastard

    Me and the kids are just starting a game of manopoly.

    June 14, 2011 at 5:19 pm #203298

    corey heather
    Member
    kram140 wrote:
    Corey8 wrote:
    Well i am on day 5 home with the last 2 days stuck here due to flood waters blocking us off.

    I see Ev is planing on running the Macksville ride still and all i can say is your crazy mate :laugh: :laugh: no need for a canoe i was thinking more along the lines of the boys from Coffs white water rafting :dry:

    I must admit i can not wait to get back to work ASAP

    On the flip side a couple of weeks ago i purchased a sega saturn off ebay and i have been playing sega rally B)

    Sega Rally…….lucky bastard

    Me and the kids are just starting a game of manopoly.

    Sega rally may be a 17 year old game but a classic.

    Hope you chose to be the banker mate and no how to over pay your self

    June 14, 2011 at 6:53 pm #203299

    scott bocking
    Member

    My sleepy part of the Coffs Coast was all over the national news last night. All that footage of flooding roads and mini cyclones got us on the map. More in the forecast to come and considering we topped 400mm in 48 hours it is the last thing we need.

    STM

    June 14, 2011 at 7:31 pm #203310

    Alex
    Member

    Gee lets hope it stops raining guys. Best of luck to those affected or about to be anyway. Wish some of it would come inland a bit…. my gauge is empty and the forecast all day is “rain”.

    June 14, 2011 at 7:41 pm #203313

    Mick D
    Member
    axel wrote:
    Gee lets hope it stops raining guys. Best of luck to those affected or about to be anyway. Wish some of it would come inland a bit…. my gauge is empty and the forecast all day is “rain”.

    I wish it would piss off inland too. We have had 11 inches (275mm) of rain here in town since Saturday.

    June 14, 2011 at 9:00 pm #203314

    simon burke
    Member
    micknmeld wrote:
    axel wrote:
    Gee lets hope it stops raining guys. Best of luck to those affected or about to be anyway. Wish some of it would come inland a bit…. my gauge is empty and the forecast all day is “rain”.

    I wish it would piss off inland too. We have had 11 inches (275mm) of rain here in town since Saturday.

    My God Mick :ohmy:
    We are getting all the pacific highway through the New England highway at the moment…we have trucks and backpackers bumper to bumper..and they all look lost :P

    June 14, 2011 at 10:03 pm #203316

    Adrian Snowden
    Member

    Whingeing Bastards you coasties. we have had only 25 mm and the tanks are only. 1/3 full. Plenty of water coming down the river from higher up but f all rain in Tamvegas so send your unwanted rain over here

    June 14, 2011 at 10:15 pm #203315

    glenn
    Member
    micknmeld wrote:
    axel wrote:
    Gee lets hope it stops raining guys. Best of luck to those affected or about to be anyway. Wish some of it would come inland a bit…. my gauge is empty and the forecast all day is “rain”.

    I wish it would piss off inland too. We have had 11 inches (275mm) of rain here in town since Saturday.

    yah bloody sook!!! my ex girlfriend was happy if she got 5 inches a month!!! :whistle: :whistle:

    June 14, 2011 at 10:49 pm #203321

    Mick D
    Member

    Thanks Boony, that made me laugh. :P

    It is still bloody raining here!! Unbelievable. :huh:

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