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06-28-2015, 12:38 PM
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Storm Damage
Meant to post this earlier in the week but have been busy. We had one of the nastiest storms pass through our area Monday and phew, it was a nasty one. We had straight line winds come through work in excess of 100-110mph+ and just a few miles away, the beginning of what would be along line of tornados touched down. It was pretty hairy for a while but everyone pulled through alright. We did lose our shed (which yes was anchored to the ground). We found pieces spread across our retention ponds and as far as about 3 houses down/away. Tossed our grill like it was nothing and shot the propane tank a good 50 yards. We also had a gutter downspout cleaned ripped off the side of the building. Below are a few pics of the damage and cleanup. The 2284 got called into action to help pick up the damage, and gotta say she did very well. I do have to admit though, pulling the trailer though the wet, muddy, hilly, standing water ground was a bit fun
 Anywho, here are a few pics as well as an aerial view showing trees that were uprooted and where we pulled pieces of the shed from. Let's hope we don't have to do this again soon but weather looks to be stormy/rainy for the next week so cross your fingers for us!    
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06-28-2015, 01:05 PM
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Holy crap... looks like you guys had a nasty one! Glad everyone is good and no injuries.
Bet those lug's were nice to have dragging that trailer! We've had all those storms here also. Small tornado in the area as well. Not as much damage but a lot of water. My shop in town flooded the other night.... never like this. I've had water in it several times, but this time the office flooded..... like really flooded. Hoping the PC made it. It was on the floor. 
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06-28-2015, 03:00 PM
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WOW! Glad your ok! Sorry to hear about your shed. Least your home and lives were spared! We've had some storms, nothing like that thankfully! Least the walls of your shed are there and you can rebuild the roof. Glad your ok!
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06-28-2015, 07:37 PM
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Even with all that damage, you still lucked out
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06-29-2015, 10:05 AM
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Thankful that everyone is alright!!! Those winds are merciless and can throw things around like rag dolls. I'm glad that you found a silver lining in all of that as an opportunity to get some very productive seat time in.
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06-29-2015, 10:11 AM
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Thanks for the kind words, guys. Yes, we are very lucky that in a building with over 80 residents & staff on site at the time that no one was hurt. Hopefully we don't have to do this again for quite a while!
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