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Stopped here Saturday too. By my gauge we got over 237mm in 72 hours.
The place is still as wet as a shag. I've just finished mowing and its cut ok with only a couple of spots I can't get to. Over near the pile of Bagass is one area, (refer to the Video)
It looks like a postcard when its been mown. :)
Tinkling sound of the waterfall in the pool is callin :twisted: Need a fresh beer and blow up the delux pool chair with built in semi naked pool babe and I'm set.:eek:
:D:D:D
We need more in the dams down this way... dammit. :D :D
We've had about 400mm in the last 3 days
Rain set to continue over flooded nth Qld - ABC News (Australian Broadcasting Corporation)
Cheers
backyard is a pond,,,
enough already!!
G'day Pat
So far so good. :D
I'm a bit concerned about the garage as there is currently about 50 - 75 mm laying on the ground leaving the garage about 75 mm out of the water.:o
House is fine and there is about 150 mm to the top of the slab and down the back there is an easment for storm water about 500 -700 below the average ground level.:cool:
Sooooo theoretically we should be right. Having said that I had the unfortunate pleasure of being out in the Tanami Desert about 30 years ago working in the driest mine in the world when we copped a 100 year rain and recieved 1390 mm in about 9 hours :eek:
The moral from that experience was "Never say never!" :twisted:
Cheers and thanks for your thoughts,