2011-02-01
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We've just changed our ISP, which has meant a bit of a hurdle for us to display the webcam that a few people have become attached to. So I've got it running again at 221.121.146.78 it may have some fun to show with the massive cyclone heading our way, it's the biggest thing I think has ever been seen this way, hopefully it won't turn our home into matchsticks.
This is a hobby, I like taking photos and a weblog is a good way of learning how to write. I show off stuff around Ingham, NQ, and other parts of Australia when I get around to travelling. I'm not so busy these days as cataracts have reduced the joy I used to have being able to see things but hopefully that will improve and have me more active again soon.
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- Flood victim.
- Not a good way to mount an aerial.
- Grand Crapola.
- Brightness.
- Invisible or do they hate us?
- Action.
- Wot's this!
- The back of a Sunbird.
- What the webcam would show.
- Wildlife.
- Plenty of these things flying around.
- Again.
- First vehicle through.
- Flooding.
- Not a lot of fun.
- Rough night.
- Changes.
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February
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Hi Jim
ReplyDeleteI hope your house dosent get reduced to mathstick for when i come up to see you I wont know where to stay Cheers Allan
Unless it has a mean change of mind we will likely only see a bit of a blow and way too much rain.
ReplyDeleteThe council is going to turn the water off at 7 tomorrow morning, mean buggers, you'd think at the price they sell it to us they wouldn't dream of doing that.
Jim, Sorry to hear about the cyclone heading your way. When the scare mongers start to get to me here in Florida, I think of all the caravan homes in the retirement parks. Some have been there over 50 years and survived dozens of storms.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the cam, best of luck
ReplyDeleteGood luck with Yasi, Jim. I'm in Brisbane, but my parents are out at Warren's Hill. Long time reader, first time poster. Rob.
ReplyDeleteJim, I'd pack my bags and drive 100 km South if I were you. You've got Category 4 winds headed straight for you and things are going to get ugly. Don't try riding this thing out unless you like hugging trees.
ReplyDeleteThanks for the posts, I offered Grace the chance to get away but she felt more comfortable staying so we're bunkering down. The road I believe is clogged and you have to travel 100km before you can swing away from Yasi anyway. We don't have a proper shelter in Ingham and figure we may as well stay in the house, if need be under the house may stay secure. I'm worried about losing power, and that's bound to happen.
ReplyDeleteWe here in snowy NY think about you and Grace going thru the terrible cyclone: the news is all over USA national TV. Be careful!
ReplyDeleteIf a blue car shows up in the news reports in a sea of water, that'll be ours.
ReplyDeleteWe haven't enough power for TV and the free aerial is down, I wish we had power and water.
I'd love some of your snow now Dave, just the thing to plonk the beer in.