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Massive sandbag barrier at the mouth of the Maroochy River by 777margo
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Massive sandbag barrier at the mouth of the Maroochy River

29th November 2020 29th Nov 20

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Picture updated 30-12-13. My name is Margaret. I live in up-country Queensland..A very fruitful & beautiful area.l I have 7 grandchildren, one...
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Anne ❀ ace
interesting sky, lovely view
November 29th, 2020  
KoalaGardens🐨 ace
we might get some very high tides this summer - hope these help
November 29th, 2020  
Diana ace
That looks amazing, I sure hope it will help!
November 29th, 2020  
Rob Z ace
Wow - that's serious work! Your image gives such a good sense of scales for those barriers. :)
November 29th, 2020  
Ricksnap ace
Real sense of scale of the barriers
November 29th, 2020  
Susan Wakely ace
These are impressive sandbags. We have real problems with costal erosion here and the authorities are constraint moving rocks and stones which get washed away. I wish that they would have the sense to do something like this.
November 29th, 2020  
Esther Rosenberg ace
Great shot of the serious amount of sandbags. I hope it helps.
November 29th, 2020  
KV ace
Nice POV... hopefully the sandbags will do their job.
November 29th, 2020  
Lynda McG ace
Lovely sky
November 29th, 2020  
Clive Handscombe
Gives a feeling of depth
November 29th, 2020  
Peter Dulis ace
Expecting rising tides?
November 29th, 2020  
mittens (Marilyn) ace
Terrific capture. I hope the sandbags work.
November 29th, 2020  
Bep
This looks quite amazing.
November 29th, 2020  
gloria jones ace
Great composition
November 29th, 2020  
Jacqueline ace
Impressive wall!
November 29th, 2020  
Virginia Stapleton ace
Really nice simple composition. I like the asymmetry
November 29th, 2020  
carol white ace
Great capture
November 29th, 2020  
Nina Ganci
wonderful capture, love the sky!
Hope the sand barriers help
November 29th, 2020  
Jean ace
hope they help. great shot showing them
November 29th, 2020  
Melvina McCaw
Beautiful capture!
November 29th, 2020  
Pyrrhula
Great shot of the view and sanbags.
As living in a delta country we are well know with those. Still using those by calamities.
November 29th, 2020  
wendy frost ace
Great capture the sandbag barrier is an excellent idea.
November 30th, 2020  
sarah ace
Are u anticipating flooding? Beautiful shot nonetheless
November 30th, 2020  
Margo ace
@sunnygreenwood @samae @wendyfrost @pyrrhula @bubblequeen @jernst1779 @ninaganci @carolmw @ginnys @jacqbb @seattlite @gijsje @mittens @pdulis @clivee @lyndamcg @wakelys @ricksnap @robz @ludwigsdiana @koalagardens @sunnygreenwood Yes we do get some very high tides at certain times of the year. Itsmostly to prevent sand erosian I think. A big tourist area.
November 30th, 2020  
aikiuser (jenn) ace
Bags for high tides? Hopefully nothing too serious. As it is, this looks a very serene image!
November 30th, 2020  
Margo ace
@aikiuser Thankyou for commenting
December 1st, 2020  
Pyrrhula
@777margo Only birds can. It`s a Protected nature area.
December 1st, 2020  
Margo ace
@pyrrhula Didnt think so. Thankyou
December 2nd, 2020  
Rui Jorge Silva
Such a peaceful atmosphere...
Great shot!
December 8th, 2020  
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