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2009-05-13 19:40:44
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Nature's Fury


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My yard at about 6am after the water receded.
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This creek is normally about 7 feet wide, here and only about 2 feet deep
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Taken about 7:30 am from the only spot in the road that wasn't flooded.
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My dad.
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Some how, I don't think the mail man is coming today.
What you are seeing there, is the street.
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We walked the railway tracks for about 2 miles, to survey the neighborhood. The road was completely cut off.
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The worst of it. These homes were pushed off their foundations. :( The area there with all the water, is the street..
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Another view of the road as the fog set in.
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Brave
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stranded.
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Railway tracks washed out
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A stalled train
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View from the tracks
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There was more than a foot of mud left over after some of the water receded at about 10 am.
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A car that eventually made it through after about 3 tries
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After the water went down about 10 feet or more.
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the bridge that was covered by water in the 5th photo where my dad is coming through the water. This bridge would have survived but, about 5 feet of the road gave way.



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2009-05-28 [*~*Happy The Penguin*~*]: that must have been one heck of a rain storm...

2009-05-28 [Lothuriel]: Our entire area was devastated. It was the most rain I've seen in 8 years.

2009-05-28 [*~*Happy The Penguin*~*]: wow...so where was this? we had some really bad rain storms this and last winter here in washington...we had some bad floods here then to

2009-06-04 [Lothuriel]: Kentucky

2009-11-03 [Cillamoon]: OMG! This is incredible! You live in a gorgeous area, but damn!!! This was May of this year? WOW!

On a different note, slightly, my dad grew up in Kentucky! A lot of my dad's family lives out there. ^_^

2009-11-03 [Lothuriel]: It flooded in early May and then again two weeks later, and then pretty much small flooding almost every weekend through August. Eastern Kentucky is just like that I guess. We have lots and lots of rain. But, I have never seen it flood like this since I was around 7 or 8 years old. It was incredible.

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