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  1. 22nd October 2008, 05:42 AM #1
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    Default just had some hail

    I reckon I could smell it coming, had a quick look outside, the clouds had that telltale mustardy green tinge and the underside of the clouds were boiling,
    what really gave it away was no bird noise, dead quiet, and then it hit and just shredded everything, wonder how the wild critters survive something like this?

    what if the hokey pokey is really what it's all about?
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  3. 22nd October 2008, 07:21 AM #2
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    G'day.
    We missed most of it here in Grafton. Only pee size hail and not much of it.

    They say Glenreagh copped it as did Coffs.
    Hooroo.
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  4. 22nd October 2008, 08:37 AM #3
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    we had a bit of pea hail here too, first time in years.
    memento mori
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    Yoiks and away!!!!!
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    I wishe it had missed us here. We got smacked about pretty bad. The veggie patch escaped not to badly but i lost most of mt tomato crop and corn. thankfully the house suffered only minor damage. Leaking roof so its in th hunt for some one who knows a bit more about rooofs than I do.
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  7. 24th October 2008, 02:41 AM #6
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    Been there done that, in 1980 I saw hail in our front yard over
    four feet deep and stones up 3"! No plants made it not even the
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