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Thread: Coffs is under water!!

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    Coffs is under water!!

    Yep Coffs Harbour is under water in major flood, many people are strandard and can't get home.
    We are lucky to live on a hill, so we are fine
    The radio said to stay in doors and don't venture out in it, so what did we do....ventured out in it in the county.
    We wanted to go check out a mates place south of us.
    First we tried the back way along the bush tracks, the whole road was water and the first creek crossing was pretty hairy (fast flowing and pretty deep)
    I'll post some vids up soon

    TIM.

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    Yikes - lucky I got in and out last week.

    I got dumped on by about an inch of rain in 30 minutes just after arriving. Being a Melbourne lad, I had forgotten what real rain is.

    Hope you're on a big hill Tim, it looks like more rain on the way.

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    Keep safe mate

    Just heard that south of Coffs received 110mm of rain between 6pm and 7pm Now that's some serious precipitation for ya!

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    Keep safe and careful about the creek crossing.

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    Hey Tim,

    Do you have any contacts in Glenreagh? Have not heard from Dad tonight which is unusual, phone is off. If you know anyone over the hill give them a bell for me and make sure we do not need to head down with a boat

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    Thanks guys!!!
    The creek crossing we crossed in the county was pretty safe when you think about, my brother walked it first...

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    The creek crossing after this one was flowing alot faster and about 1/3 deeper, so we weren't going to risk it.

    CHEERS TIM.

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    Not the oly place either under water or about to be. Pretty much the whole Northern Rivers, by the looks. And I am driving to Nambucca Heads on Friday! Should have gone down by then, but I hope the room I have booked is not too soggy!

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    I wonder how the RSPCA is fairing up there I dont know where it is located in regards to the flooding
    Our Land Rover does not leak oil! it just marks its territory.......




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    Quote Originally Posted by stikman View Post
    Hey Tim,

    Do you have any contacts in Glenreagh? Have not heard from Dad tonight which is unusual, phone is off. If you know anyone over the hill give them a bell for me and make sure we do not need to head down with a boat
    Hi Philippe
    Havn't heard how Glenreagh is faring but i'm shore the Orara river is flooding, we do have a contact in Glenreagh, i'll try find out, and might text you in the morning if i have any news
    If i don't have to go to school me and my brother might head out for a drive

    CHEERS TIM.

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    Quote Originally Posted by dullbird View Post
    I wonder how the RSPCA is fairing up there I dont know where it is located in regards to the flooding
    Mmmmmm the RSPCA could be a worry, they are located in a bit of a swamp near the airport, they might well be very flooded, i might be heading to that area tomorrow, if so i'll let you know

    TIM.

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