23-02-2020, 05:18 AM
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Re: New Government Climate Policy
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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At least you can guarantee no fires next year Brucy youve burntevery bloody thing allready!
Just be prepared for the floods?
Donkeyman!
As falls from the recent big wet snake their way through the river system, children at Brewarrina are pulling fish from the river with their hands and towns are celebrating in domino succession.
The water that ran past the banks of the Namoi and Barwon rivers in the north of the state in early February sluiced through Walgett, the town where the two rivers meet but which has been carting water in since last year, and brought relief to Mungindi, which became entirely dependent on bore water in December.
Last weekend it received a hero's welcome in Brewarrina.
It is expected to reach Bourke this weekend, Tilpa in the first week of March, Wilcannia in the third week of March and Lake Wetherell between March 18 and 26.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...20-p542n3.html
24-02-2020, 04:29 PM
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Re: New Government Climate Policy
Originally Posted by Bruce
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Assman, the floods have been and gone.As falls from the recent big wet snake their way through the river system, children at Brewarrina are pulling fish from the river with their hands and towns are celebrating in domino succession.
The water that ran past the banks of the Namoi and Barwon rivers in the north of the state in early February sluiced through Walgett, the town where the two rivers meet but which has been carting water in since last year, and brought relief to Mungindi, which became entirely dependent on bore water in December.
Last weekend it received a hero's welcome in Brewarrina.
It is expected to reach Bourke this weekend, Tilpa in the first week of March, Wilcannia in the third week of March and Lake Wetherell between March 18 and 26.
https://www.smh.com.au/national/nsw/...20-p542n3.html
sign of soil erosion! Dont want to worry you guys too much after
your eventfull year!
You can go back to watching the traffic lighs changing down town
for the rest of the year now??
Donkeyman!
24-02-2020, 11:24 PM
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Re: New Government Climate Policy
Originally Posted by Donkeyman
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Very nice photo Brucy, river running well but a bit muddy, thats asign of soil erosion! Dont want to worry you guys too much after
your eventfull year!
You can go back to watching the traffic lighs changing down town
for the rest of the year now??
Donkeyman!
Traffic lights? What traffic lights?
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