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Tasman
July 31, 2010, 11:38am Report to Moderator
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Sunny and heading into the twenties today. Most of next week looking the same. Perfect!!!  
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OMG it was 25 on my veranda at 9:30am got up to 35 out there. Very windy this morning so washed the sheets and towels and they were dry in no time at all We have had a very mild winter.... winter.... what winter?
We've had an inch of rain this week. The minimums have been spring like as have the maximums.... please don't let it be a long hot summer.  
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Frosty mornings + nice days
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We've had lots of rain of late, much needed too, but with the need comes some problems...

Muddy outback roads a 'danger'
Updated Fri Sep 17, 2010 2:11pm AEST

The manager of Mungeranie Hotel on the Birdsville Track says roads in outback South Australia should be closed indefinitely until they dry out.

The northern section of the Birdsville Track in SA was re-opened after recent flooding, but is closed again because of more rain.

Phil Gregurke from the hotel says the Track should be closed to all but essential travellers.

"I think what they need to do is declare all the outback area from Oodnadatta across to Cameron's Corner to Birdsville, Mount Dare as a disaster area and just close the entire place down," he said.

"If it keeps raining like this there is going to be a major accident and we're always concerned about anyone travelling along these roads when they're in this sort of condition."

The Transport Department says the northern section of the Birdsville Track is again closed in SA but the southern section from Marree is open to four-wheel-drives.

http://www.abc.net.au/news/stories/2010/09/17/3014659.htm


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