Square Rooves #28

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Sometimes a roof is all you can see when the flood waters roll into town. The control box for the rowing and other water events in my city of Grafton, stands above the flood water. The railing to the left is on the roof of the shed that houses the rowing boats. The boats are safe and sound in the park, where the photo was taken, out of harms way. Across the river in the background, the levee keeps the houses, shops and industry of South Grafton safe.

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Probably not many flood photos at Beckys. Drop in and find out.

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    1. I guess there is a big flood every ten years or so. The water going past that point is around a million, million megalitres a day

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