Food, Drink & Dining Out The Perth Thread - Part 3

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Did you see that article in the local paper (not The West Aus) about a forum on the 15th to discuss ways to make crossing Charles st safer/better? I personally don't and have never (even as a child) had an issue with crossing it. Don’t even get me started. Yes it’s difficult to cross and I’m...
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That was seriously intense for about 5 minutes. Mother*er blew my back fence down.

Neighbours have a huge aggressive rottie, I was nervous just going into my own back courtyard.
 

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That was seriously intense for about 5 minutes. Motherf***er blew my back fence down.

Neighbours have a huge aggressive rottie, I was nervous just going into my own back courtyard.
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Car across the road has a tree branch lying across it and there’s some pretty big branches down all the way down the street

was bizzare how intense it was and now blue skies
 
The rest of my street looks pretty untouched as far as I can see, other than one neighbour's trampoline now sitting on top of their front fence.
 
Was in Belmont when it hit out of seemingly nowhere. All calm and then bang. Could hear this huge roar for about 5 seconds as if it was a giant rogue wave coming through and then it was just a wall of water coming out of the sky and furious winds. Was a sight to behold, awesome to watch.

Going home on Belmont Ave Abernethy Rd there was a couple of trees lying across both sides of the dual carriageway, just up rooted and thrown across the road like they were twigs. There must be damage all over the city, all in a matter of minutes. Talk about the fury of mother nature.
 
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Ah yes wonderful rain and wonderful traffic accidents, property damage, trees uprooted, damage and destruction. Just lovely.
 
One of the weirdest afternoons of weather I can remember. Fine, fine, fine, hmmm looking a bit dark, thunderbolts and lightning very very frightening, dark red/burgundy (!) on the radar, sideways rain, gale force winds, this is how it ends... and blue sky 15 minutes later. At least 80% of the undercover outdoor surfaces at my house were wet when I got home. Pot plant sitting in a sheltered corner which normally gets 0 rain was soaked.

This counts as a score on the board for you winter lovers. We normal people are owed 1 x 27 degree day in June/July in return.
 
Oh joy. How wonderful.
 
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