Wild Weather in Lane Cove

    This week has seen some truly wild weather throughout Sydney and in Lane Cove.  We thought we would show you some snap shots of the amount of water and damage that occurred this week (Week commencing 19th April).

    We start with Lane Cove Country Club – this week the golf course had some new water features.  Even though Golf is an all weather game, there does not appear to be many out on the course (do you blame them).

    Lane Cove Golf Course new water feature
    Lane Cove Golf Course new water feature
    The view from the 19th hole
    The view from the 19th hole

    Blackman park took a bit of a battering, but some still time found to play in the wet.

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    blackman parkdogsTrees were down everywhere.

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    Signs also took a battering

    Photo Source: Sienda Hunters Hill
    Photo Source: Sienda Hunters Hill

    This was once a garage!!

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    Lastly, we nearly had a new pool this week.

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    Thank you to all the SES, Fire Brigade and Emergency workers who worked tirelessly through the weather.  Thank you to ITC’s amazing roving reporters who sent us in pictures to keep our Facebook Fans up to date and in real time.  We hope that not much damage occurred to your house and everyone is safe.  If you have any branches that need to be removed or have identified a tree that might be dangerous – please check out the council’s website for details…..http://www.lanecove.nsw.gov.au/News/Pages/CouncilServicesUpdate.aspx

    Council Services Update

    As they say in Annie, the sun does come out tomorrow and this was the sky on Thursday morning.

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    Renee is the Owner and Publisher/Editor-in-Chief of In the Cove, leading the publication's editorial direction, content, advertising and community partnerships. With a background in anthropology, she brings a natural curiosity about people and place to everything ITC publishes. As a proud Lane Cove local, Renee sees the suburb not just as where she lives, but as her community, her network and her home. That connection is what drives ITC's commitment to stories that matter to the people who live here.