Never thought a duck hunting day would get washed out but..............YES
Started off yesterday with giving my parrie siloughettes a touch up with redwood oil based paint.
Attachment 20244
They needed a second coat but it was time to set them up tonight along with my swan silos that need more paint to.
Attachment 20245
Anyway set up and ready for the parries to come as the pastures were dry and crops not ripe.
Attachment 20246
The river was the only option for day one.So with rods at hand and guns slung we were waiting for the dusk.
I landed a nice looking rainbow jack when the heavens opened.
Attachment 20247
We could see debri floating down the river so yelled out to Mrs Dundee and possum trapper to get there asses back on this side of the river.
Attachment 20248Attachment 20249Attachment 20250
Once they were back the water was rising rather quickly and the silo spread was starting to get ingulfed by water.
Attachment 20248Attachment 20252
Another clap of thunder and within minutes we would of been in the shit,could see the river turning to chocolate.
Attachment 20253
That image was taken just before the chocolate water hit we were lucky and just a great reminder to respect mother nature.
And that view downstream is where PT and Mrs D crossed minutes before.