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My Parent’s Neighborhood Makes the Fargo Forum
It’s flood season again. This year my parent’s and some of their neighbors decided to be more proactive by building a clay levee behind their homes. Now they only need to sandbag the front of their houses. Today, the Fargo … Continue reading
Fargo Flood 2009: Part Six Blizzard
The water has come down quite a bit out on Cossette Drive, but the blizzard has come rolling in which makes for an interesting situation—well at least it makes for an interesting picture: Remember, if you are driving near sandbags: … Continue reading
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Fargo Flood 2009: Part Five Friday
UPDATE: My brother just sent me this picture of what it looks like to get to your house on a boat. Its hard to believe all of the ice in the flood waters. Looks like getting the boats close enough … Continue reading
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Fargo Flood 2009: Part Four Random Pictures
Here are a couple of extra pictures from south of Fargo I’m been able to get a hold of. All of them are from the Cossette Drive area. As you can see, people are still fighting the flood and sandbagging … Continue reading
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Fargo Flood 2009: Part Three Rising Waters
Other Posts in this Series: Fargo Flood: Part One Fargo Flood: Part Two Updated Pictures I just got a couple of pictures from my mom. The internet and phones are down at their house located on Cossette Drive a couple … Continue reading
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#Fargoflood Parent’s say thing…
#Fargoflood Parent’s say things are getting worse south of Fargo. Can’t get culvert plugged. Bags leaking. Moving valuables higher. [edited for yickit.com] Mom doens’t sound very hopeful that they’ll be able to save the house, so they’re moving everything they … Continue reading