Mudslide Aftermath
Created by: Rosebud
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Jan 21, 2018 01:53PM | Rosebud | Edited: Jan 21, 2018 02:05PM |
Jan 21, 2018 01:28PM | Rosebud |
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hard to picture what you went through here on the eastern end of Long Island where it is flat. My prayers are with you.
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We've had some pretty awful luck lately...
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Rosebud and I have been staying close to home these past couple of weeks. The Santa Barbara mudslides have closed Hwy 101 and the recovery effort is creating quite a mess. A non-stop caravan of dump trucks hauling mud slurry, rock and rubble have rendered many of the roads dusty, hazardous and generally incompatible to shiny, low-slung Minis with semi-slick tires; a minor inconvenience considering the hundreds of families who have lost everything, including their loved ones. [link]
We've had some pretty awful luck lately. California's largest wildland fire followed by a devastating mudslide (not to mention last weeks earthquake), it's almost like we built all of this on top of an ancient Indian burial ground. Oh wait... we did.
We've had some pretty awful luck lately. California's largest wildland fire followed by a devastating mudslide (not to mention last weeks earthquake), it's almost like we built all of this on top of an ancient Indian burial ground. Oh wait... we did.