Reply With QuoteI got a few heavy spots and that was about it.
I see the usual dips under bridges in South Melbourne got flooded. I see the usual drove into them.
It's muggy now. Another sleepless night ahead.
AT RESTWe had the heavens open this arvo.... worst down pour were have had in 25 years.
Back yard Pool, I didn't know we even ordered.
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No chance of a BBQ today
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Hand Me the life jackets
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There goes my Wheelie bin , got to get it back before Tuesdays collection.
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Swaggie
I got a few heavy spots and that was about it.
I see the usual dips under bridges in South Melbourne got flooded. I see the usual drove into them.
It's muggy now. Another sleepless night ahead.
ForumSage
Was brilliant experience for the L plater in my house
At one point we were driving through water 8 inched deep in the middle lane on Eastlink!
Leftlakelane was closed...
Rather glad we were in the D4 rather than the Astra
Mark
Of all the things I've lost, I miss my mind the most
2015 TDV6 D4.... the latest project... Llams, Traxide, Icom 455, Tuffant Kimberleys and Mofos.... so far.
2012 SDV6 SE D4 with some stuff... gone...
2003 D2a TD5...gone...
2000 D2 V8...gone...
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AT RESTThe water in the street was actually a torrent, with a whirlpool at the storm water drain, yet it amazed me to see a spanker accelerate his Caddy mini van and drive through it at speed, I was waiting for the big engine stall , then I could sit at my front porch and watch him float away, I would not have bothered to offer help and get wet in the process, he could have easily done a U turn and gone into the next street to go where he was going..
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SubscriberSo I'm guessing it's Heathers turn to put the garbage out?
If you need to contact me please email homestarrunnerau@gmail.com - thanks - Gav.
AT RESTFunny you should mention that, she puts the garbage out every week, I'm not allowed to as she reckons I don't do it correctly.Originally Posted by Homestar
So I'm guessing it's Heathers turn to put the garbage out?
After retrieving our wheelie bin when the water subsided, I had to also retrieve the bags of rubbish, some it which was bagged cat poo, The neighbor across the road was very keen to return it to me
AT RESTDidn't the old Morries have a sticker on the back window saying, ''floats on fluid" ?
Well, this spanker thought his Jap car floated on fluid also, and guess what he was correct.
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AT RESTWell inspected the house stumps today and can see the footings exposed, this flood washed away the surround supporting soil. other structural damage also so on the phone to insurance long wait. Found the creek behind on neighboring property had its barrel drain over grown and a pallet blocking the drain entry, so hence I copped the whole creek water through my place, So not happy Jan, onto the council next as they used to maintain it.
ForumSage
take lots of photos . I feel you may have a battle on your hands
AT RESTTell us about it, I went to council offices, was told the Easement is on private property, 1 drain is private and not their responsibility, the other with the pallet blocking it, they will get their infrastructure dept to investigate, but was told an act of nature, even with 50 drains it wouldn't have coped with the amount of water!. Lack of maintenance I said.take lots of photos . I feel you may have a battle on your hands
So we have a creek bed and it goes into a 60cm round barrel drain.
Claim on your insurance.
Yes, who pays the $1000 excess? Interesting Shannons asked if I would like to pay my excess now or after the assessor comes, I said the later
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