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The runoff flushed some azolla out of the dam. Now I am losing horses in the
long grass. We cannot eat the thinnings of the lettuce fast enough. There
are rows of pink bottle quinces on shelf issuing invitations. The peas and
broad beans are thriving. In a few days I will plant six or seven kinds of
brassicas. It's nice.

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g'day david,

amazing what rain water can do hey? still raining here north of brissy
5 days now just over 200mm so far.

got my 'taters and first brassicas's in already the cos lettuce are
thriving as are the banana's.

our state gov' has just about declared the drought over as the dams
hold 50% cap' wow wonder how all those wha are living west of us feel
about that thye they haven't had any rain to talk of as yet, and the
drought is broken???

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g'day david,

amazing what rain water can do hey? still raining here north of brissy
5 days now just over 200mm so far.

got my 'taters and first brassicas's in already the cos lettuce are
thriving as are the banana's.

our state gov' has just about declared the drought over as the dams
hold 50% cap' wow wonder how all those wha are living west of us feel
about that thye they haven't had any rain to talk of as yet, and the
drought is broken???

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len & bev

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May You Find Serenity and Tranquillity In
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Toowoomba has between 10/15% of it's damn full or is that 85/90% empty? Our
little spot is on bore water (shallow no sulphur) and our new 5000l tank is
overflowing. Could not beleive the Blight saying dought is over.


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On Mon, 6 Apr 2009 06:23:59 +1000, "SG1" wrote:

Toowoomba has between 10/15% of it's damn full or is that 85/90% empty? Our
little spot is on bore water (shallow no sulphur) and our new 5000l tank is
overflowing. Could not beleive the Blight saying dought is over.


I reckon the drought *IS*over.

What is stuffing things up is ****** politicians brushing under the carpet the need for increased water storage to keep pace with
increasing population.

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On Mon, 6 Apr 2009 06:23:59 +1000, "SG1" wrote:

Toowoomba has between 10/15% of it's damn full or is that 85/90% empty?
Our
little spot is on bore water (shallow no sulphur) and our new 5000l tank
is
overflowing. Could not beleive the Blight saying dought is over.


I reckon the drought *IS*over.

What is stuffing things up is ****** politicians brushing under the carpet
the need for increased water storage to keep pace with
increasing population.

OK which drought the rainfall drought or the water storage drought????? We
have had a few storms go thru in the last cupla days but only to fill house
tanks not the town supplies. The coastal (Brissy) supplies are @ 50% only
cuz they are stealing from the Gold Coast.




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On Mon, 6 Apr 2009 06:23:59 +1000, "SG1" wrote:
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Toowoomba has between 10/15% of it's damn full or is that 85/90% empty? Our
little spot is on bore water (shallow no sulphur) and our new 5000l tank is
overflowing. Could not beleive the Blight saying dought is over.

yeh that's what i mean sg1 she who must be believed says once our dams
are 60% full then there is no drought interesting assumption hey, said
in a manner like see how good i am for yo i got rid of the drought.

keep in mind gullability is more rife than those of us with sense.

we pray it rains for you others next wet season.
With peace and brightest of blessings,

len & bev

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On Sun, 05 Apr 2009 18:22:14 +0000, len gardener wrote:


our state gov' has just about declared the drought over


I wonder if the part that is still drought affected will remeber it ext
election or write to her and their local member to give them a reality
check. Better yet, write to the newspapers.
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On 07 Apr 2009 06:59:52 GMT, terryc
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I wonder if the part that is still drought affected will remeber it ext
election or write to her and their local member to give them a reality
check. Better yet, write to the newspapers.


g'day terry,

i know we are drifting a bit but i have no faith in voters anymore, i
mean they couldn't even remember the massive mess of and oil spill
that the gov was way way too slow to move on, i thought for sure that
would cost her the job, imagine the mess then had this occured up
closer to the reef.

take care
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len & bev

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YMC wrote:
Bad people triumph when good people do nothing.


Yep look at those speed cameras and red light cameras....
People booked for minor infringements...
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