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A little background.
Seven years ago today, my town was hit by what was later described as an ‘inland tsunami’ of extreme flash flooding. It’s something we never thought would happen here, as my town is on a plateau on top of the Great Dividing Range. Floodwaters have to go somewhere; and as we are quite literally on top of a mountain, the only place that water could go was into the valley below us.
The story you have (hopefully) just read is the stark reality of what happened to the villages at the bottom of the range. Some of them received less than a minute’s warning before they were hit, and the small farming community of Grantham was nearly wiped off the map. Seven years later, we still bear the scars.
