1/10Fernvale storm. Phil Warr. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
After the storm
Fernvale residents set about a clean up after a powerful storm damaged roofs and uprooted trees on Tuesday afternoon.
2/10Hail in Fairney View. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
3/10Phil Warr has been helping to clear debris at Fairney View. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
4/10Anthony Smith and Makayla Smith,, 2, at the Fernvale Goodstart Childcare Centre. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
5/10Nick Nixon helping to move a tree aafter the storm in Fermvale. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
6/10Fernvale resident Phill Anderson with some of the hail still at his house an hour after the storm. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
7/10Fernvale storm, The Old Fernvale Bakery. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
8/10Fernvale resident Phill Anderson with some of the hail still at his house an hour after the storm. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
9/10Fernvale storm. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
10/10Fernvale storm. Photo Inga Williams / The Queensland Times. Picture: Inga Williams
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