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Mouldz

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The house we helped evacuate on Thursday was roof height on Saturday
 

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Mike Smith

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Eish Mouldie. My prayers go out to all those people affected by the floods. One cannot imagine what it is like to lose such a lot! Hope you're still ok!^^..
 

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Mouldz

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Our boats are trapped behind this mudbank ,storm water coming under the bridge met with the river coming down and wala a lekker mud bank Eish
 

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Mike Smith

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MOULDIE wrote:
Our boats are trapped behind this mudbank ,storm water coming under the bridge met with the river coming down and wala a lekker mud bank Eish

Look on the bright side Mouldie - There might be a chance of a prawn colony developing on that mud bank.:SSS
 

Dreamer

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Pixel_Ninja wrote:

This causes mixed emotions - thank you to the men in red for rescuing this young life and bringing him to safety. Must have been traumatic for the youngster.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected by the recent flooding and mud slides.
 

Munchies

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it really has been an crazy week in pa, never got to go fish and ended up helping ppl, and it seems like its going to take for ever to sort out this mess, at least i had the chance to get into my speardiving gear haha
 

Mouldz

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Munchies wrote:
it really has been an crazy week in pa, never got to go fish and ended up helping ppl, and it seems like its going to take for ever to sort out this mess, at least i had the chance to get into my speardiving gear haha

Wanted to introduce myself at the Medolino on Sat arvie ,but you dissapeard ,I also dissapeard into that big hole,saw my life flash before my eyes.
Ja hectic ,we are still without water but still beter off than some okes
 

Koper

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Dreamer wrote:
Pixel_Ninja wrote:

This causes mixed emotions - thank you to the men in red for rescuing this young life and bringing him to safety. Must have been traumatic for the youngster.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected by the recent flooding and mud slides.
Agreed Carol

"A picture speaks a thousand words" or "Every picture tells a story"

Sounds like a cliche, but very true about this photo.
 

Mouldz

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Koper wrote:
Dreamer wrote:
Pixel_Ninja wrote:

This causes mixed emotions - thank you to the men in red for rescuing this young life and bringing him to safety. Must have been traumatic for the youngster.

Our thoughts and prayers are with all of those affected by the recent flooding and mud slides.
Agreed Carol

"A picture speaks a thousand words" or "Every picture tells a story"

Sounds like a cliche, but very true about this photo.


These guys (NSRI) were evacuating people from 2 am on Thursday morning,hats off to these volunteers who are always willing to go the extra mile
 

Mouldz

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The guys that fish RASSPL will know Quinton ,here he is trying to save some of his stuff,the house in the background is double story
 

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