Roadside Appeal by midnightmum

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After our floods in Bundaberg this house became stuck on a pole on the road, many others were washed away, & no it does not have roadside appeal. Thanks for having a look & commenting, it is appreciated.

Comments (37)

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Faemike55

7:59PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

Interesting setting and capture

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midnight_stories

8:23PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

Wow I wonder if the crops will ever get back this is so sad !

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MagikUnicorn

8:34PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

Oh my

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Radar_rad-dude

8:52PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

Wow! That had to be a very strong pole! From a distance, it almost looks like a roadside store or something! Quite an amazing photo and excellent capture!

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eekdog

9:17PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

bummer! hope they had insurance. thanks for sharin this cool shot mum/Glenda.. hugs

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mgtcs

9:30PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

Very interesting capture, dear friend, excellently done, thank you for sharing!

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jocko500

9:39PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

wow that something to see

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Jay-el-Jay

9:44PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

This is one of the worst cases of change of address.I hope that no one was in the house at the time.

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Isabelle711

10:29PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

It is so sad when families lose everything they have. :( My heart is with all that were affected by the flood. :) I hope each has received lots of help. :))) My prayers are with you all. :)) Most excellent capture my friend. :)) Thank you for sharing what has happened in your home town. :)) Carry A Warm Smile In Your Heart :))))

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teffo

10:31PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

Wow, that's quite a striking picture. In this case it tells quite a story. George/Teffo

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magnus073

11:38PM | Sun, 03 March 2013

You did a fantastic job on this dramatic capture

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sharky_

12:22AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Hope the families are safe. Aloha

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blinkings

12:25AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Óf droughts and flooding rains' eh!

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durleybeachbum

12:29AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Horrific!

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Jean_C

12:54AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Very sad event for the family!

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jayfar

1:55AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

All looking so innocent now but the power of water is immense. Super shot.

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bmac62

2:30AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Didn't know about the flooding...just googled and found out what's been going on. Must agree with jayfar...about the power of water. Hope you are through with the worst of this.

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Cyve

5:12AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Beautiful capture. This had to be very challenging for people and for you too. Vony my thoughts to you my friend.!!!

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dakotabluemoon

6:53AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

OMG so sad for this to be happening i hope no one was in it great capture hon.

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LivingPixels

7:50AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

The destructive force behind the movement of water you summed up the devastating effects in this superb shot of part of the aftermath captured beautifully mum great shot!!

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ontar1

8:23AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Wow, that is interesting!!!!!!!!!!!!

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AZBO

10:09AM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Terrible thing to occur but very well captured

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jendellas

12:42PM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Flipping heck, that is awful & so sad, its someones home!! x

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donnena

5:40PM | Mon, 04 March 2013

Wow!!! how frightening that must have been!!! Prayers for the owners!

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blondeblurr

6:12PM | Mon, 04 March 2013

We are not quite as badly hit, as you are - and coping only very slowly and as best we can under the circumstances, what a soggy mess it is all around ... It seems to come in cycles every 10-12 years ? - life has certainly changed for most of us here! incredible image Glenda, BB

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