I live in Maitland beside the Hunter river. When the SES visited all the homes in this area and advised that we may be forced to evacuate we were compelled to make very quick decisions regarding what we would take and what would have to leave. To my dishonour, I decided to abandon all my HB gear to providence. Would you have done the same?
BTW, we did evacuate voluntarily but came home the next day to see a very pretty temporary lake advancing towards the back paddock but it came no further.
Painful admission,
Hi Liz E,
My place flooded under the house in Belmont, but the brews and bottles are high enough to avoid the water. First time ever flooded in my 6 years at this place.
Take the family, you can claim the brews under insurance surely.
Hope all is well......and let's hope that the rain predicted for this week stays away from us, and especially the Hunter.
Cheers
Boonie
My place flooded under the house in Belmont, but the brews and bottles are high enough to avoid the water. First time ever flooded in my 6 years at this place.
Take the family, you can claim the brews under insurance surely.

Hope all is well......and let's hope that the rain predicted for this week stays away from us, and especially the Hunter.
Cheers
Boonie
A homebrew is like a fart, only the brewer thinks it's great.
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I was in the position of standing in my house in Canberra, with a bushfire about 1Km away. I had enough moments to really consider what I could fit in the car, before being evacuated. I already had clothes packed. I thought about about photo's and my hi fi. But settled on the wife and dog. The house was spared, thankfully.
But it's time like that, that you really learn to appreciate whats worthwhile.
But it's time like that, that you really learn to appreciate whats worthwhile.