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Looks like work will be closed for the next ten weeks. Management are looking to relocate staff to other stores, but for now it's just a waiting game.

Whatever happens, though, I don't think anything's ever really going to be the same again.

An image heavy post, so watch your bandwidth. I took these today - maybe two kilometres from where I live.


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I love apocalypse fiction.

Zombies, wars, nuclear wastelands, you name it, I’ll eat it up. In amongst the decapitating mutants with machetes, and making sure that there are adequate food supplies to last the next few weeks, and taking out Russians with sniper rifles, there’s always a big black frame around it. The kind of frame that says “this is ( Read more... )

Work is flooded. Someone posted the pics on Facebook. It's relatively close to the river, so I knew it was going to happen, but actually *seeing* it is surreal. There's a 7-11 petrol station about 50m metres away, and a bit downhill. The water is up to its roof ( Read more... )

HERE

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It's sunny outside, and if you didn't know it already, you wouldn't know that the city is basically a disaster zone. For me, it seems the biggest problem is going to be getting to work (which is flooded) and supplies. The nearest store is hopefully still open, considering it's also a low risk of flood, but I'm doubting that there's going to be much ( Read more... )

It's not rising flood waters. It's not cars being swept away (though, to be honest, I haven't really been watching the videos). No. The apocalypse is going to a supermarket at the precipice of the biggest flood this city has seen in thirty-six years. Never before have I seen so many people. Cars in every single parking space. No trolleys. No ( Read more... )

I like rain.

I really. do.

But this is ridiculous.

I can't remember the last time I saw the sun :(