The far north-east corner of the state has been subjected to wet, cool weather brought about by low systems which won't shift away. Apart from a brief respite on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday, when the sun and blue sky reappeared, we've had nothing but miserable, grey, dreary days, which do nothing for one's emotional state. So far we've had 103mm since the beginning of October which is just on 4 inches. I'm kinda over it. We now have to keep an eye on the bridge and it's going to be dicey tomorrow I think, going to work and hoping we can get back home again.
The creek, which looks like chocolate is flowing down it now, the water is so brown, has come close to topping the bridge but its dropped again and hopefully it will keep dropping. We have friends from Canada, Dave and Cathie, arriving tomorrow as well, they are driving down from the Gold Coast, so of course we also want them to be able to make it across the creek. Finger's crossed all will go well.
The far north-east corner of the state has been subjected to wet, cool weather brought about by low systems which won't shift away. Apart from a brief respite on Wednesday afternoon and Thursday, when the sun and blue sky reappeared, we've had nothing but miserable, grey, dreary days, which do nothing for one's emotional state. So far we've had 103mm since the beginning of October which is just on 4 inches. I'm kinda over it. We now have to keep an eye on the bridge and it's going to be dicey tomorrow I think, going to work and hoping we can get back home again.
The creek, which looks like chocolate is flowing down it now, the water is so brown, has come close to topping the bridge but its dropped again and hopefully it will keep dropping. We have friends from Canada, Dave and Cathie, arriving tomorrow as well, they are driving down from the Gold Coast, so of course we also want them to be able to make it across the creek. Finger's crossed all will go well.
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