Fury for the heroine who, in spate, helped … two barrels of beer | the Chronicle

An Australian braved the rising seas at Currumbin Beach Vikings Surf Life Saving Club, and jumped into the flooded street to rescue two drifting beer kegs and bring them back to dry land.

A few days ago, high tide swept the Australian Viking Surf Life Rescue Club from Currumbin Beach, dragging staff and passersby to They will run for their lives and try to save as much material as possible, including beer kegs.

Fearless and defying the sea, the woman jumped into the flooded street to save two barrels of beer that “they sailed” adrift and bring them back to dry land. The “heroin” related to 7News What “There is nothing like the ocean, it is quite spectacular.”

It was expected that when the tide goes out, the foam will wear off, but it does not. Queensland’s worst wild weather conditions are believed to have passed, although high tides and dangerous waves continue to be a major risk factor for residents.

The new foamy beaches created by the floods They have drawn a large crowd of tourists and photographers, who try to capture the best moments of the Sea Takeover on land. However, this unusual landscape also turns out to be a danger, especially to animals, as several dogs almost got lost while wandering through the thick substance.