Then there was fire!

The time working on the fireplaces came at a very convenient time due to the weather. It has been bucketing down since late Friday until yesterday evening, stretching from mid Queensland to Tasmania in the South, a distance of about 3000km. An area to the North of our state got it's monthly average of rain in two hours (200mm). On Saturday some parts of the coast were experiencing heavy seas with a 6m swell. Now the bad news, the seas are still rough and tonight the annual King Tide will hit the coastline. Today's blip is the last in the fire trilogy, sitting warm and snug inside. Have a great day.