Flotsam and debris, Charlie’s site
Downstream towards Gresham St Bridge
Chris near the downstream end of the site. The view is looking down toward the Gresham St bridge (orange safety mesh guardrail just visible).
A wash out
Bailey’s Creek
The remains of a sandpaper fig stand on the edge of Bailey’s Ck on the right and the flotsam against surviving trees to Chris’ immediate left. Enoggera Ck is just to the left of the picture. Note the height of the flotsam. The ground level here is usually around 2-2.5 metres above creek level.
Enoggera Reserve, creek in flood, Dick Harding’s site
This is Dick Harding’s site showing the level of the water by the debris hung up on the trees.
Bridge that went under
Where the water came to here
Planting smashed
The big pile of green waste in front of the flooded creek used to be our wattlebank – a thick stand of assorted wattles above 4 metres tall.
Where the water came to here
From Gresham St Bridge
Taken from Gresham St bridge (which also had been flooded above the guardrails). St John’s Wood Scout hut (the low one) in the background, centre of photo. National tree day planting showing lots of damage on the left.Taken from Gresham St bridge (which also had been flooded above the guardrails). St John’s Wood Scout hut (the low one) in the background, centre of photo. National tree day planting showing lots of damage on the left.
Gresham St bridge debris
Gresham St bridge
Workers on Gresham St bridge
Flooded creek, St Johns Wood
Flooded creek, St Johns Wood
Flooded creek, St Johns Wood
View of Gresham St bridge
Flood damage inside the Scouts, St Johns Wood
Where the water got up to inside the Scout Den
