Yep Moo is here. We attempted the Kiama to Gerringong coast walk last Friday to celebrate my 50th birthday. It was a great day, even if we only got half way, because we then found out the track at Gerringong lagoon was closed. No wonder, the seas were huge so it probably just got washed away.
We walked, talked, swum, laughed, ate, even did a few op shops with success.
on sunday Hasi and woke to chaos on the street. the creek had broken its banks and mud was everywhere. it took us and the neighbours the whole day to clear up. There was so much debris that came down the creek, that it blocked under the street. The water back flowed up and over the street, flooding sheds on the oppositeside of the street, pulling down fences and flooding one house and a flat. amazing.
Under the house
Above is what was collected from the creek, and below is the blockage.just left of the centre, is a tractor tyre, that Stew, our neighbour asked the council to remove several months ago. That is the problem with the creek. You can only be responsible for your own section, and the council doesnt take any responsibility.
I have finished reading Tales from the Tinny, and loved it. One of my favourite chapters was the dry, page 135 to 141.
And Im wondering Mart if you wear one of those kill lanyards, I think they are called. Could save your life. anyway have a read and a laugh yourselves.
That's it for now, Love Zak
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