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Gympie begins clean-up after flooding
As the floodwaters recede in Gympie, the clean-up begins.
January 29, 2013 - 1:08PM
2/43Healthy Bitz juice bar cleans up. Picture: Renee Pilcher
3/43Photo of flood damaged items from a Widgee residence. The big clean-up has begun and the troops are rallying to lend a hand.
4/43Damage to the Wide Bay Highway.
5/43G&K; footwear cleanup after flood. Photo Renee Pilcher / The Gympie Times. Picture: Renee Pilcher
6/43The Royal Hotel cleanup begins after water subsides. Picture: Renee Pilcher
7/43Waynes World cleanup after the flood. Picture: Renee Pilcher
8/43Damage to Maudsley St, Goomeri.
9/43Cleanup in Mary St. Picture: Renee Pilcher
10/43Rural Fire helps with the cleanup in Mary St. Picture: Renee Pilcher
11/43Bank of Queensland cleans up after the flood. Picture: Renee Pilcher
12/43Cleanup in Mary St. Picture: Renee Pilcher
13/43Cleanup in Mary St. Picture: Renee Pilcher
14/43Normanby Bridge getting cleaned off to open traffic to Southside. Picture: Renee Pilcher
15/43Kandange Bowls Club.
16/43Lachlan Hall stays in good spirits while cleaning up the Gympie Cats clubhouse. Picture: Contributed
17/43Grace Hall uses her muscles to help Gympie Cats president Tim Topalov shift a flood-damaged fridge from the club house. Picture: Contributed
18/43Brisbane Rd business owner Jason Rees surveys the flood devastation. Picture: Lee Gailer
19/43Brisbane Rd business owner Jason Rees surveys the flood devastation. Picture: Lee Gailer
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