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26Troadster
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i have to agree with you on fake as there is no way your getting in and out them doors.
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Gotta do what you gotta do to get that grass cut......
sgtpontiac
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Holy Moly... that's terrible.... I feel bad about complaining about the soggy lawn as of late.... nothing like this.. Dang!! 
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bob w
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That's not a pretty sight, Sam. I hope your place and where you work are high and dry.
Well quit sending us your melted snow Bob!
Most people just have soggy yards and a constantly running sump pump. It's starting to dry up a little finally.
Don't feel too bad for river rats. If you want to live on the river you better expect a flood.
That's a pic of downtown Davenport IA - it's a self inflicted wound really. There are 5 cities that make up the metro area and the other 4 built levies years ago. Davenport didn't want to ruin the view of the river. The only other place that gets it is a subdivision that was built below the flood plain in the 40's.
Doc was right on the money - we had a temporary flood wall break. Usually, at worst it surrounds a few riverside businesses and the ballpark. IMO the city relied on the temporary barriers too much - they aren't designed to handle prolonged flooding at maximum height. They say this is the all time record height and is the already the longest, plus it's forecast to last another 30 days.
Most people just have soggy yards and a constantly running sump pump. It's starting to dry up a little finally.
Don't feel too bad for river rats. If you want to live on the river you better expect a flood.
That's a pic of downtown Davenport IA - it's a self inflicted wound really. There are 5 cities that make up the metro area and the other 4 built levies years ago. Davenport didn't want to ruin the view of the river. The only other place that gets it is a subdivision that was built below the flood plain in the 40's.
Doc was right on the money - we had a temporary flood wall break. Usually, at worst it surrounds a few riverside businesses and the ballpark. IMO the city relied on the temporary barriers too much - they aren't designed to handle prolonged flooding at maximum height. They say this is the all time record height and is the already the longest, plus it's forecast to last another 30 days.
Old Iron
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There's always a price to pay to have a great (most of the time) scenery to look at.
