River level at Loxton
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Riverlander
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Re: River level at Loxton
Hi. Now above 1931 level at Loxton.
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Dot
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Re: River level at Loxton
What are they saying it may get up to?
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jon_d
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Re: River level at Loxton
Well, Dot, the tree has been known to be a little naughty. So it's anyone's guess.
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Riverlander
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Greynomad
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Re: River level at Loxton
Judging by the 1956 marker, it looks to be about 7ft up the tree trunk ATMo…
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jon_d
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Re: River level at Loxton
Might be a bit more Ray. The power pole 'fence' around the base gives a reference.
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T1 Terry
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Re: River level at Loxton
I wonder if the '56 marker was nail up there in '56 .... sort of like the fisherman's story about the size of he fish, it keeps getting higher
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Re: River level at Loxton
OK, we was naughty people yesterday and scaled the levee bank in the Mary Anne reserve so we could get a photo of the '56 flood tree. This tree is well and truely dead, so the height remains constant
If we get the full metre plus expected, the level will be up to the branch at the 4 mtr mark, we have received half of it at the moment so the level is at the 3.5mtr mark.
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If we get the full metre plus expected, the level will be up to the branch at the 4 mtr mark, we have received half of it at the moment so the level is at the 3.5mtr mark.
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BruceS
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Re: River level at Loxton
Pity they never put a sign on that could be read from a distance!!!
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Re: River level at Loxton
Or the camera was focused on the writing rather than the water to the rear of it.
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