Landowners still rebuilding a year after deepest snowfall in 'living memory'

A year after the Northern Tablelands in New South Wales was buried under its deepest snow in living memory, landowners there are still rebuilding. According to ABC News, one orchardist describes the aftermath as a 'disaster in slow motion,' with the clean-up moving at a similarly slow pace.

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