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Storm

on June 11, 2012

We are experiencing a cyclonic storm beyond anything I have ever seen before. The electricity has just come on after 24 hours but I don’t think it will last so this is just a quick post. I think the storm has hit a lot of Western Australia. Very frightening.


76 responses to “Storm

  1. Jane says:

    Power on? Great! None here in relative suburbia of course! Finish defrosting your fridge! X

  2. victoriaaphotography says:

    Keep safe, Julie.

    • jmgoyder says:

      It’s terrifying – trees down everywhere. Power will probably go out again any minute so am trying to catch up. I have pretty much deleted all emails (over 100 argh) so I can cope when everything is working again – worse storm predicted for tomorrow – I have never seen anything like this in my life. The main wattle tree the peacocks sleep in has been totally uprooted and fallen down and it’s a huge tree! Gotta go!

  3. bluebee says:

    I just saw on the news that some areas will be without electricity for a week. A very violent storm. Hope your birds are all OK, Julie.

  4. Rhonda says:

    Thinking of you and sending prayers you all remain safe.

  5. Thinking of you! Stay safe xx

  6. Thinking of you and crossing fingers and toes that you don’t suffer any worse damage. Nothing more frightening than storms with that power. Hope all animals/birds/humans stay safe.

  7. magsx2 says:

    Hi,
    I was reading about the storms you are having over there in the paper, they said that some homes will be without electricity for a few days, a lot of trees fell onto the power lines all over the place, Please keep as safe as possible.
    There are 60,000 people without power at the moment.
    Here is the latest about the storm with some pictures as well from The West newspaper.
    http://au.news.yahoo.com/thewest/a/-/breaking/13917214/western-power-battles-storm-damage/

  8. Tilly Bud says:

    Hope everything is okay?

  9. TBM says:

    Be safe and I hope all is well.

  10. Glad you’re fine though….

  11. pixilated2 says:

    Praying for you, be safe!

  12. Katrina says:

    Post something when you’re safe

  13. hugr5 says:

    Good luck with the storm!

    You live in Australia? Oh I WISH I LIVED THERE!

  14. Take care. Hope everyone is safe!

  15. ceciliag says:

    terrible, where are the birds while this is going on..mercy.. ok off you go and be terribly careful.. c

  16. I hope your family and the birds will all be okay. Storms are very scary, especially when tees come down.

  17. Stay safe!!! Keep us posted.

  18. Robyn Lee says:

    OMG – Julie — is son home with you? Evacuation plans? So scary – we have had hurricanes this year and needed to evacuate. Natural disasters are so mysterious and frightening. Please keep us up to date. I’m sending prayers and love.

  19. dcwisdom says:

    Yikes! Saying a prayer for you. Stay safe.

  20. dcwisdom says:

    (I’ll try this again…) Stay safe, Julie honey. Sending prayers your way.

  21. Fergiemoto says:

    Hope you are safe.

  22. janeslog says:

    We had a very severe storm in Scotland on January 3rd this year with gusts of 160mph.
    I was going to work and was terrified I was going to get blown away.

    I ended up clinging to a lamp post while waiting for my lift to work. The power went out at 07.30 and did not get restored until 20.48 the same evening.

    It was terrifying.

  23. niasunset says:

    Oh dear keep safe, Love you, nia

  24. Judith Post says:

    Mother Nature has a dark side. Hope the storm blows over (or through) pretty fast, and everything’s still in one piece. We have a basement, and when tornadoes are bopping around Indiana, I’m always grateful it’s there.

  25. camsgranny says:

    Stay safe! Thinking about y’all.

  26. cindiaugustine says:

    Sending you positive thoughts. Hope everyone is safe.

  27. Jo Woolf says:

    Hang in there, hoping you all escape unscathed!

  28. One of the several reasons why I moved away from the Gulf Coast in the U.S. Just too many hurricanes each year.

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