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Desert Flower 23rd Jan 2008 03:23


here is a couple of our area.
Our yard with waterfront views.
Been wondering how you were getting on up there!

DF.

185skywagon 23rd Jan 2008 03:48

DF
 
DF,
Good shots of the mine. I bet it would have been terrifying at ground level, just looking at the turbulence in the flow.
All gone from here at the moment, but the few showers around here, are making the locals nervous again.

Beach King and I were making twice/day checks on peak heights and locations, to help estimate what we would get in the 'ville.
Luckily everything seemed to flatten out and arrive in an orderly fashion.

The major concern was initially the gully that runs through town.
It came up quickly and put water into quite a few houses.

Not the same magnitude as Emerald though.


cheers,
185.

Jabawocky 23rd Jan 2008 04:13

Peter F

I thought you were having a drought!
We are......and quite a lot ofus are still having a drought, just the drought with some green grass. Toowoomba is at 11% storage, the Brisbane region is about 27%.

Emerald region is about 127%:ooh:

Hey have you worked out that Bonanza pic yet???

J:ok:

Miraz 23rd Jan 2008 04:18

*185* - Great shots - I might be up in the area again towards the end of next week.

ForkTailedDrKiller 23rd Jan 2008 04:36

Drought? What drought!

The Burdekin Falls Dam is about 150% capacity, 3.5 m over the wall - that's about one Sydney Harbour a day going over the wall and out to sea.

Did you get that? ONE SYDNEY HARBOUR A DAY going over the wall!

Gotta go to Longreach tomorrow - will fly down the Thompson and take some pics.

Dr :8

185skywagon 23rd Jan 2008 04:36


Emerald region is about 127%
Latest I heard was Fairburn was at 150% capacity at the moment.
Would have been a wild old river if the dam wasn't there.
There appears to have absolutely torrential rain in the Nogoa and Belyando catchment. Anecdotal reports from graziers in that area, are only starting to come out now.

Hope you blokes in the SE get some rain in the BNE river catchment soon.

185.

Lasiorhinus 23rd Jan 2008 04:36

The LAT/LONG on your inertial nav seems to be the closest point to the pole on the Hong Kong/New York track..

ForkTailedDrKiller 23rd Jan 2008 05:00

"Hey have you worked out that Bonanza pic yet???"

What's that Jaba? You want a Bonanza pic?

Here you go!

http://www.fototime.com/8DEBA74FFD9380E/standard.jpg

Dr :8

ABX 23rd Jan 2008 06:26

Dams at 150%
 
If anyone has any pics, video or links to same, please post here, I'd love to see it. (The Hume Weir got to 105% once, but I don't have a shot to show you...):sad:

ForkTailedDrKiller 23rd Jan 2008 06:44

Burdekin Falls Dam - with about 2 m of water going over the wall.

http://www.fototime.com/E8286F935B84791/standard.jpg

http://www.fototime.com/CBA1F7F0660ACB7/standard.jpg

Dr :8

ABX 23rd Jan 2008 08:02

Hey Doc, that is impressive. I bet it was even more impressive being there in person. I'm looking forward to seeing the photos of your trip to Longreach.

Thanks mate.:ok:

CoodaShooda 23rd Jan 2008 08:12

If its not too much to ask, CAN WE PLEASE HAVE OUR RAIN BACK??? :{:{

Bluddy Queenslanders.

36C and 78% day in day out is becoming a bit tiresome. :mad::mad::mad:

Hempy 23rd Jan 2008 08:15


Originally Posted by ABX
If anyone has any pics, video or links to same, please post here, I'd love to see it. (The Hume Weir got to 105% once, but I don't have a shot to show you...):sad:

I was in Albury 12 months ago when the Hume Weir was at 4%... I was genuinely shocked

ABX 23rd Jan 2008 08:29

Yeah Hempy, summer showers here have given the grass a bit of a green tinge, but in reality it is still bluddy dry here. The weir is about 20% at the moment. I was water skiing with some mates last Thursday and we had to be very careful of the dead timber - its not the ones you can see that are the problem, its the branches just below the water that can do the real damage - to the boat and the skier! (Still great fun though!):ok:

Cooda, may we borrow it before you have it back? I reckon a few days of rain like the Queenslanders have had would top the storages up a little!

Clearedtoreenter 23rd Jan 2008 10:57

Looks awfully wet up there - not here though... Any suggestions?


http://i273.photobucket.com/albums/j...ate/Perth3.jpg

Jabawocky 23rd Jan 2008 11:24

ABX
I wanna know how Forkie got those pis from the FTDK.....thats low level stuff!:}

Forkie, the Bo picture I was referring to is back a few pages now. The one you posted I have full size....:E I took it remember! About when you were telling Chuck I have a zoom lens ya know!!:eek:

http://www.pprune.org/forums/showpos...postcount=2384

Not local from the rego.....so I was hoping our good friend Peter F might help out!

ForkTailedDrKiller 23rd Jan 2008 11:59

"Not local from the rego....."

You can read the rego on that thing? You got Superman eyes!

Dr :8

Peter Fanelli 23rd Jan 2008 12:34

Jabawocky The picture you mentioned doesn't look familiar to me, should it?
And I can't make out the tail number either.

ABX 23rd Jan 2008 12:40

Hehehe, Jaba, I hadn't realised that the Doc had an ag rating! That is low level stuff.:}

Chimbu chuckles 23rd Jan 2008 13:21

Dat not low...Jaba bin lower:}:E


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