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dirty4fun

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Hope things don't get as bad as it is looking for you. Better find some high ground, and hunker down. Good Luck!
 
TOM V

TOM V

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dirty4fun said:
Hope things don't get as bad as it is looking for you. Better find some high ground, and hunker down. Good Luck!
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I hope it's not too bad, just got to ride it out. Thanks
 
Buckethead

Buckethead

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dirty4fun said:
Hope things don't get as bad as it is looking for you. Better find some high ground, and hunker down. Good Luck!
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I am a few miles inland, so I should be safe from the flood water. But if I were on one of the barrier islands between the ocean and bay, I would be driving west. And fast, too.
 
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Nac

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Finally got to get back to my yard to check on the flood. A lot worse then in March 3' higher. By the way as you see in the pic my tag-a-long was submerged any thing I need to do , flush , drain before use?
PS I moved all the equipment and trucks so just a little mess to clean up.
 

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