FTO AUSTRALIA

Astron_Boy wrote:5 weeks to go :rubs hands together:

please take them out of your pocket before you rub them next time

dstocks wrote:For those of you have have been to my place before, youll recognise the causeway. This is what it looked like at 8am this morning:

That looks fun to me ( runs off to get blowup pool toys )
It's good that you can work from home.

Is there going to be an 8pm shot?

Oooh defs need another shot at 8PM

Updated pics as requested. Hasnt risen much actually. Havent had a lot of rain this arvo thankfully. Have taken from a slightly different angle. Looks a lot worse than this morning, but is probably only 6 inches to a foot deeper at most.


First, this is the causeway on my property. Over a little, but not too bad



Heres the main causeway now



Close up of the standing pressure wave on the downhill side of causeway

How long do you expect that to last?

wow.

Enjoy Dwayne!

Hopefully the weather improves for you soon.

Meanwhile I wish the humidity would drop.

Holy cow!

FTO-U(te)-boat?

As long as the rain eases, I expect to be able to get out some time over the weekend. We are supposed to get a little rain over the next few days. Hopefully it wont be too much.

Make a dam out of Fto parts hehe

So has anyone else been affected by the floods recently? I know there are heaps of places on flood alert.

The Cotter Dam burst through while still under construction

Wow i hope that doesnt happen at the bonfire... lmao..

Just heard about a fatality on the news in Braidwood, a man drowned crossing a creek. Apparently a 43 year old Victorian man.

Thats not far from me. 30 minutes.

Your area improved any Dwayne?

aza013 wrote:
That looks fun to me ( runs off to get blowup sex toys )
It's good that you can work from home.

I'm with you aza!

Well, I crossed it this morning in the Triton. About a foot deep still.