A Paradise in the Hills of Northern NSW
Warning! The powerlines are down and tree over the road between Matt’s place and Nettie’s. Powerlines are dangling on the road near the Dairy powerpole and near the mainhouse pole. Use caution, recommend avoiding travelling between the mainhouse and the dairy until further notice.
UPDATE: Road was cleared and power restored at approx 9pm.
Blue knob – Lillian Rock Road – Murwillumbah Kyogle Road – Stoney Chute Road: Gosels Bus service alternative route information.
Nimbin Central School is open.
I have been in contact with Gosels bus service re getting the students who normally travel down Lillian Rock road and along Blue Knob road to school. For those on this (north) side of the road damage (5km’s north of Nimbin), they will pick students up at Blue Knob Hall at 8:10am. They will then travel up Lillian Rock road and along the Murwillumbah Kyogle road, (Barkers Vale) down Stoney Chute road and into Nimbin Central School. They can take any students along the way.
Please let everyone know.
For more info call Gosels: 0427149689
The Bridge repair is underway and may should only be another day or two.
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WARNING!
Be careful o
n Barter’s Hill (the first one, going down coming in). A land slip has taken out the verge on the outside edge and I wouldn’t drive to close to the edge there, it doesn’t look too secure.
The condition of Gabal Road from the Front Gate to the bottom of the hill is good as it has recently (after the rains) been graded, so you can keep well left when heading up the hill. Remember to give anyone coming down lot’s of room.
2WD Access Restored
The roads have just had a touch up courtesy Aaron, Chris and Ross. The culvert at the front creek is in good condition and the road in from about Greg’s up to the Dairy triangle has had gravel added and been graded, so roads are passable even by low riding 2wd vehicles. (maybe not TOO low riding – don’t bring your show car in).
Well after a wet spell Gabal Road had really suffered, with deep ruts on all the hills and deep pot holes on the flat stretches. Finally the Council have deigned to grade the road!
Check out this nice flat surface!
Ross, Chris and Aaron did a sterling effort in coming up with a home made, professionally built, road surface roller. Consisting of a row of tyres weighted down with drums of water, the equipment allows the crew to compact the road surface after grading. Check out the pics below:
Moving the frame
Frame assembled with wheels
Checking finished product
Machinery Shed welding with goggles
Machinery Shed welding
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