Imogen Steele

Taking a stroll with their beloved dog Kimmy, were Robyn and Paul Doust.

Georgie Jones and son Felix were spotted heading straight for the play equipment, and the swing was definitely Felix’s number one choice of activity.

Husband and wife, Xue Wu and Xiao Ying Wang, were riverside enjoying some early morning Tai Chi.

Matt Stieger from Wagga and son Oakley Tandy were enjoying some time together in the park.

Bridie Lindsay and Sean Darcy were seen enjoying a delicious meal at Forbes Inn.

Spotted just before taking off from the rank in the CBD was Forbes Taxi driver Heather Saxvik.

Spotted catching up for lunch at Isabels Place were Chloe Little and Addie Langham.

Barbara Godger and Margaret Huggett were grabbing a bite to eat on their break volunteering at Vinnies.

Maintaining the local sporting grounds to an impeccable standard was FSC employee Lleyton Jones.

Maxwell Hatch and good mate Tyson Mclennan were seen riding their bikes down to meet their mates for a spot of fishing. What a great way to spend the start of school holidays.

The Bracher-du Frense family were all road tripping together from Hurstbridge, Newport and East Melbourne to Tewantin, QLD. They were spotted stretching their legs in Victoria Park on a brief stop.

Leo Dwyer and Jack Bull were spotted in the main street of Forbes today and did not hesitate for a moment to pose for the camera. They suggested we remember both their names and they then offered and indeed did sign their autographs on the spot.

How is this for devotion? Dane Lundholm was spotted in the main street of Forbes heading to have lunch with his Girlfriend who works in Forbes. Dane came from Orange for the cute lunch date.

Kustom Auto Spa owner Jason Kennedy giving his signature service to a customer last weekend.

Patricia Davis and her two grandaughters Amber Logan and Ellie Dobele were enjoying some delicious Packed Cones Gelato after some fun at the park.

Ben Ryan and son CJ were seen enjoying a sunny Saturday morning in the main street of Parkes.

The volunteers at the Forbes Historical Museum have a huge task ahead of them cleaning everything. Hard at work on Tuesday were (L-R) Cheryl and Rex Baron, Judy Hodge and Ray New.

Over 100 volunteers, including the ADF and RFS, helped to restore some order to Forbes Primary School. Andrew Gartner and Liam Skinner ensured everyone was fed to keep them going.

RFS volunteers from the Blue Mountains Steve Skinner and Michael Barker helped Forbes resident Peter Walsh on Tuesday to get mud out of his partner’s home.

The water line growing higher and higher around Forbes Smash and the popular Sylo cafe on Wednesday afternoon. (Photo: Craig Dwyer)

Flood water in Farrand Street on Wednesday morning.

The CBD was turned into an island by late Wednesday afternoon. (Photo: Craig Dwyer)

The ADF has been helping out since the first flood about two weeks ago and were busy filling sandbags earlier this week.