ewest, you give me way to much credit, ignorance and mother nature are the real stars.
DD, you haven't seen the new one then, it looks as if some one already did that. This is the wettest hot season I have seen, the island/shoal went under water last night, around 2 meters(80") of water. We have stopped all projects, just can't walk around in the wet clay. The pile driver has not been back in almost two weeks and the builder took a look yesterday and just chuckled.
And, the wet season starts in a couple of weeks. Never a dull moment, always a new adventure.
The remains of a cyclone are passing today.
