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It's been a bit wet lately.  A few weeks ago, after a particularly big deluge the creeks and rivers were breaking their banks. On our drive out to Whistlers Rest it was fascinating to see the landscape transformed by the water. Fortunately there were no big floods here in this area but there has certainly been major flooding elsewhere in NSW.

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  1. Even my part of Sydney was rained out. I couldn't get to work one morning because a nearby creek had burst its banks and flooded the train line.

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  2. Great shots. We have had showery weather most days but no heavy rain thank god.

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