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    Such a tragedy. But as they say, the fury of mother nature is one force you just can't outrun... There is aparently a cold front coming in from the west that will be hitting SA by Monday and Vic/NSW etc by mid-week. The last of the wet weather. There is indeed brighter days ahead soon enough.

    @Jennie. Be sure to get your Sandman to higher ground. We wouldn't want to see all that hard work and such a fine specimen of Australian motoring engulfed by the rising flood waters. Same goes to any other enthusiasts here... May the force be with you :Stormtrooper:

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    Glad to hear your o.k. Jennie.
    I heard about the rain this morning down your way, and was hoping you was fine and dandy.

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    Nelungaloo miniture flying field, and Rodney's brother, and parents place

    Here are a few of pics of the family farm, and Rodney's flying field which is at the Nelungaloo hall....













    HZ Jasmine Yellow Windowless Sandman, now being driven everywhere and is finished!
    HZ Madeira Red Windowless sandman now Sold to Bigrob
    HX Mandarin Red Sandman Ute finished, and club registered
    1979 HZ malachite windowless van with 308 5spd, all chromed up and shiny finished and named "The Player"
    Married to RodneyHZ253

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    I wish I could say I liked your photos Jennie. Not good.

    All our crops are under water this morning. Man farming is a mugs game.

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    Quote Originally Posted by jennie285 View Post

    Alright, who left the tap on the old watertruck open?


    I spent 2 hours at the property getting the truck unbogged from a previously solid piece of ground that I have been safely driving over no worries till now. It sunk up to the axles with ease then nearly got the tractor bogged trying to get it out. Property is on the side of a hill too, no rivers anywhere near.

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