Originally Posted by: scott123 Thankfully Tully locals dont go stupid and aside from an understandable limit on bread and eggs everything else at the IGA was just normal. It's like that on the Tablelands too. People don't panic. Possibly so many transients in Cairns I guess that wipe everything out. I'm one of them at the moment, I had enough stashed at Chillagoe to last me weeks, now I simply do not have space, although I have enough. Originally Posted by: scott123 and 28 thats why I dont bother with keeping a rainfall chart...my memory is just terrible so with big rain i often tip it out partway through the day and forget that total .. Ha ha, and years ago, maybe WZ days, you all laughed at my cute green 40mm guage on a skinny stick. Never had to empty it til it was time. I did eventually upgrade to a $10 stick in the ground Bunnings item, and the most in that was 85 or 90mm. I do have the records somewhere in storage. The Range roads concern me. We'll be lucky if we see the current two landslips fixed within the next 2 years, and maybe even luckier if we don't lose the whole road somewhere. It's not just us though, the shortcut from Gatton to Warwick runs along a creek and there's roadworks repairing landslips into the creek, with only half the road left. The road from Dorrigo down to Coffs Harbour has similar problems. Stop/go's and traffic lights. No money being spent on keeping roads usable. Did I mention the Leichhart Highway? It's a complete mess, a mass of patched potholes small and large, literally. The Camry kept bottoming out and you couldn't do more that 85/90kph. There were very few sections of more than a couple kms that were actually intact. Too many heavy vehicles the road was never engineered and built for. Enough said, I guess...
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