Farm damage after deluge 'serious wake-up call'

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02/18/2025 10:48 PM

Slash-flood . . . Roger Cotton was at a loss as to where the tide of timber debris had come from. Photo: Nick Brook A ''mini-Cyclone Gabrielle'' was how local farmers described flash flooding where some of the most fearsome scenes of yesterday's downpour stormed down the Hunt Rd valley.

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