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    Hey Blknight, Have you floated away yet?

    Dave,

    Some serious rainfall figures up your way!

    240mm in a number of hours (minutes?)!

    Don't forget to load your land rovers two-by-two!

    Seriously, hope all you southeast QLDers aren't getting too soaked. - Wish you could share a bit of that water around, we could do with 10% of that down here!

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    Hope your all still above water but DON'T Send any rain to me give it to the others!

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    I knew there was going to be trouble when as I was putting my split rims together I had to finish the last one by lightning light and when I stacked it by torch light the bottom tyre on the stack was underwater..........

    Ive lost about $8K worth of stuff mainly books that were stored in the shed in boxes on top of pallets and old baby stuff of alexs we havent used in years....

    getting to he gap yesterday had me fording a truck in about 70-80cms of water over roads and bridges at some points.

    It could have been a lot worse.
    Dave

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    Sorry to hear that, it's really annoying losing books that you want to keep. Most people don't keep a list of all their books so you can't just go out and replace them. You normally realise it is gone when you need it in a hurry.

    $8K is a hell of a lot of books, unless Alex had some pretty serious prams.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    I knew there was going to be trouble when as I was putting my split rims together I had to finish the last one by lightning light and when I stacked it by torch light the bottom tyre on the stack was underwater..........

    Ive lost about $8K worth of stuff mainly books that were stored in the shed in boxes on top of pallets and old baby stuff of alexs we havent used in years....

    getting to he gap yesterday had me fording a truck in about 70-80cms of water over roads and bridges at some points.

    It could have been a lot worse.
    I'm sorry to hear about your books mate I lost a few magazines that I'd been hoarding - but nothing like that.

    Hopefully the bedroom carpet will dry out before we go away
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    Quote Originally Posted by Blknight.aus View Post
    Ive lost about $8K worth of stuff mainly books that were stored in the shed in boxes on top of pallets and old baby stuff of alexs we havent used in years....
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    Sorry to here about the books, and the personal stuff is sad to loose too. Like you say, could always be a lot worse. Have some photo's hanging around work I'll stick them up later - quite dramatic.

    I noticed the Amberly Rainfall data went from 55mm to 175mm in 50 minutes That's an inch every 10 minutes.

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    Bugger,8k worth of stuff doesnt sound good

    The worst is when you loose stuff that cant be replaced

    Hope things work out

    Does anyone know real records?I will stand to be corrected,but i recon in 74 we had 1000mm of rain over a 24 hour period,just after a week of solid rain.

    Now if that is correct,how would we go if that happened today

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    At least work would have been quiet today. We heard you guys were down for everything but the system I work on.

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    $8k thats nothing.. compared to the total cost...

    there were 5 groups working. from the ADF 4 army and 1 RAAF.

    Our credit card bill as of 1500ish today was wait for it...




    $200,000.


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    Dave

    "In a Landrover the other vehicle is your crumple zone."

    For spelling call Rogets, for mechanicing call me.

    Fozzy, 2.25D SIII Ex DCA Ute
    Tdi autoManual d1 (gave it to the Mupion)
    Archaeoptersix 1990 6x6 dual cab(This things staying)


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