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04-07-2022, 01:39 PM
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Join Date: Jan 2005
Location: Australia
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I hear you CB but what more can you do.
I think the reaction was way better than before but its a no win situation. This weather pattern you can't beat no matter the amount of support unless you built 50 Arks in ready for evacuations. No amount of sand bags etcetc is gonna beat raging flooding. After the 2nd one as long as myself and family had the funds you'd seriously think we got to move - at least to the areas close by that normally don't get the worst of it or out of flooding reach, there's enough evidence now and at least your still living close by to your connections etc......
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Re: East Coast floods
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