I wore shorts and t-shirt all day in Melbourne it was sunny once or twice, got a lot of WTF looks. Only put a jacket on when it rained hard.. Yes I am mad and yes the wife gets don't be rude and calls me a looser.
Shorts for me to today :thumb:
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Shorts for me to today :thumb:
Wow, thats wild. The breakwater took a beating too,check out Youtube. Pace.
My middle bloke hasnt worn trousers to school yet. His teacher was the same till early May,wearing shorts that is.......
Mrs Pace is happy,less ironing. lol.....
Spent a year working in Nuri (Mon to Fri) in 1976 just after a 2 year stint in Darwin & Katherine. The Company then asked for volunteers to work in the NT and my hand was up so quick to return. You've just described some reasons why crackacoldie.
This is the first year In a long time I haven't had leave in June or July to head north and escape winter:frusty:
I went down to the local creek today.
Normally the water level is about 1.5m below the footpath, today the water was lapping the top.
Normally, there is a 100m sandy beach, today there was none.
But then God smiled and made everything better
Normally the water level is about 1.5m below the footpath, today the water was lapping the top.
Normally, there is a 100m sandy beach, today there was none.
But then God smiled and made everything better
gi day stray dingo, looks like mordialloc creek, never seen it that full before, wouldn't be a lot of room under the road bridges.
mornington beach was the same pretty much non existent, and massive waves belting up off the break wall/pier.
mornington beach was the same pretty much non existent, and massive waves belting up off the break wall/pier.
Just had the insurance Co builders come in to brace our dining room ceiling from caving in after having a violent hail storm hit yesterday , hail filled the cliploc roof water then entered under the tiles on another part of the roof , carpets a bit sloshy tooo
We had tarps on while during building work. Got back after Christmas break to find water came in one bedroom 3 weeks earlier....
Carpet still wet, but mouldy too cos it hadn't been dried out. Thankfully insurance didn't feel it was worth an assessor so we could do the clean up and repair velours and they reimbursed us within a few days.
BP - dry the carpet immediately, or at least get insurance company's permission to remove it now. Mould not good for respiratory.
Good luck
Carpet still wet, but mouldy too cos it hadn't been dried out. Thankfully insurance didn't feel it was worth an assessor so we could do the clean up and repair velours and they reimbursed us within a few days.
BP - dry the carpet immediately, or at least get insurance company's permission to remove it now. Mould not good for respiratory.
Good luck
bush palace, straydingos on the mark, when our ensuite flooded the front rooms of house, we arranged carpet people to come and suck water out, they then left us with fans to dry it out over a couple of days, RACV dropped the excess to cover the cost of it.
they ripped it out in the end anyway, and replaced as they couldn't re stretch it, after lifting some corners to get air under.
they also sent a guy out with a meter to check in the walls, and provided a de humidifier.
hope they look after you,
they ripped it out in the end anyway, and replaced as they couldn't re stretch it, after lifting some corners to get air under.
they also sent a guy out with a meter to check in the walls, and provided a de humidifier.
hope they look after you,
Who's got too much money then!!!Nice clear blue skies looking out the window of the Qantas Club in Perth at the moment
Send some my way.