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Originally posted by Timmo
Hehe, slept through a lot of it as well...didn't last that long...like me......
Went for a bit of a fourbit today, some river crossings etc..good fun....
bit of property damage around, but i think everyone came through alright which is the important thing.
Also got the day off work!!!
Photos please https://www.aulro.com/afvb/
https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ 8) timmo,mate ,glad to see you didnt get blown away,and keeping the faith by going out and having fun in the debris https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ https://www.aulro.com/afvb/ 8) 8)
Hi Guys
Just spoke to friends of ours who left Williams for Innasvale a couple of years ago.
They escaped pretty well,a couple of smashed windows in the house,lots of water in the house.The Granny flat/garage was smashed,their Dunnydoore parked in the garage has the rollerdoor wraped around its bum,a smashed rear window and it was pushed forward into the wall.
There is no power,phone is working,looks like a "warzone" was their comment.They cant belive the number of trees they "inherited"destine to die as they have no roots.
There is no local radio,all taken out by the storm.They didnt no too much about the second cyclone "Wattie" who is following,it really un-nerved them when I told them.
GOODLUCK TO ANYBODY IN THAT PART OF THE WORLD.
Andrew
We did have fun...did a little bit of helping as well....mate's 90yo grandma had a tree down in gordonvale that we winched away....
hang tight for the next one coming,tis only a two ,but could get bigger
nice work - see its reasons like that i need to get a winch