After the rain

After 2 days of rain, I decided that this photo was more appropriate than one from my workshop yesterday. This is Duloe Brook, which floods regularly, but doesn't usually affect the houses. The Brook is very fast flowing, and has overflowed its banks, but I doubt if it will rise any higher.

[Rosie Kind]

There are terrible floods everywhere at the moment

[Pat Knowles]

Oh dear, I would be watching that through the window, water is nit somewhere you want to live anywhere near these days sadly.

[Beryl Lloyd]

I would not be happy seeing that rising - - not a happy scene with all this rain !

[Joan Robillard]

Good capture

[Diana]

Amazing capture and scene, I hope it does not rise anymore 🙈

[Margaret Brown]

Not a good thing to see outside your front door! Hopefully that’s as high as it gets

[Christine Sztukowski]

Oh my that's a lot of water

[Babs]

I am not so sure I would fancy this outside my house. Even though you say the houses are safe I wouldn't trust the water. In Queensland they have had two 'once in a hundred year' floods in the last 12 months.

[haskar]

Our water level is also very high. People living close to the river stick sticks at the edge of the water and watch how quickly the water level rises.

[Fisher Family]

I would think the residents would be keeping a careful eye on that beck. Hopefully the level will soon start to fall.

Ian

[margonaut]

yikes!

[Bill]

That is really moving.

[eDorre]

Neat lines. Glad the water is done rising

[Brian]

Yikes indeed

[Dione Giorgio]

Great shot and thanks for taking the trouble of taking it. I wouldn't feel relaxed if I lived in one of those houses and seeing the water rising and don't know when it will stop.

[Boxplayer]

Still looks scarily high for a brook

[KWind]

Wow... lots of water!

[mittens (Marilyn)]

Wow, the water is really high. Great capture.

[wendy frost]

Wow looking high and not so far away is a little worrying.

[Olwynne]

That's getting awfully close to overflowing