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Brisbane City Center Skyline

Brisbane City Center Skyline

Just before the floods

Just before the floods
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Feb, 2013

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I hope you survived the floods. We were watching from down south, in between the fires, as the floods engrossed your City. I hope all has settled now for everyone up there? So sad to see all the places we drive through each year being drowned in water. Isn't our weather crazy. Either feast or famine! Thanks for sharing this shot Brian.

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