So we really are living in upside down world, no wait it just flipped and it's the other way now. Hang on which one happened first though ?
Anyway measles, pfffffft just like magic it will disappear in fifteen days.
So we really are living in upside down world, no wait it just flipped and it's the other way now. Hang on which one happened first though ?
Anyway measles, pfffffft just like magic it will disappear in fifteen days.
I appreciate this info mate. Thanks.
Well I'm on the ferry from Russell Island on my way to work. Surprised that it seems to be as busy as usual.
I have read a message from the Premier telling us to evacuate. Also Sealink have issued a statement saying that the ferries might be shutdown today or tomorrow.
My neighbours are away down South for ten days so a couple of us went and secured things on their deck yesterday afternoon. We took some stuff inside too.
Maybe the cyclone will fizzle out, or head in a different direction. Scary times for sure.
Stay safe everybody, we may be in for an awful experience.
It's pretty damn out there for sure.
The lighting is from the ferry terminal jetty. Otherwise it was pitch black. Taken at about 4:10 am. I was blown away by that blue sky. I looked into what causes it too. Just Mother nature doing her thing, or the universe or those people that control the fake sky up there on the big dome that covers us......
SEQ resident here. So am I going to work on Tuesday or what ?
It's quite a worry of course. I have to catch a ferry on the bay so I might be having some time off work. Or marooned on the mainland. Eeeeek.
Also, it could fizzle or head in a different direction. Let's hope we all stay safe.
Just found the pics from a few years ago and posted, blue sky.
Oh absolutely yes. I'll dig out the one where it's just all that colour blue. It was amazing to witness.
Ok thanks. I'll see about working it out. I have a little bit of content I could post there.
I have another one from earlier times. The blue is nuts. I'll search and post.
Every workday mate yes. The first passenger ferry at 4:30 is choka block. Plenty of people standing every day.
Capacity is 200. You have to get used to it, but it certainly adds a whole new dimension to getting back and to. You don't just put stuff in your car and get it out at your front door. You have to plan plenty of things. Getting stuff over like a washing machine, tv or lawn mower for instance, you have to walk onto the car barge. And pay cargo fees of course. I get booze delivered from First Choice, saves carting cartons. They can get heavy. The IGA on the island is DAMN expensive. Feel free to ask anything and I'll try to answer.
On the ferry home now and it feels great. No more after noon tomorrow apparently so won't be going to work. Oh no........