'I knew it would be bad, you're never prepared for it. It's always worse than you think.' 9News
town of Maryborough are sifting through what's left of their homes, following floods which devastated the Fraser Coast town."I knew it would be bad, you're never prepared for it. It's always worse than you think," he said.Mr Edgeworth has been forced to live in his caravan, after floods wrought havoc on his home.
He added most of his possessions have been completely destroyed, and staying in his caravan is his only option. It's predicted 83 homes or businesses in total have been impacted, as floodwaters slowly ease from the town's main street.
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