The destruction of a garden
#21
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So Sorry !! My son & his family live right off rock creek in Norman and the same happened to DIL garden she worked so hard on. Also neighbors tree fell on their houset too, I think insurance is going to put a new roof on it. My son took some pics until he thought it was turning into a tornado, then he shut the door. Good think it wasn't any worse.
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I am so sorry,you all got the worst of the storm. Was that from the hail or the wind??
We had the wind here,no hail though.It did some damage in Elgin but we were lucky this time.
We had the wind here,no hail though.It did some damage in Elgin but we were lucky this time.
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Aw, so sad! I feel for you. I remember one August the neighbor's fence busted and their cows ate up all our rows and rows of corn.
I'd say you still might have some time to get some things back in the ground.
I'd say you still might have some time to get some things back in the ground.
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We garden too, so I know your disappointment. Our garden is still in baby stages - waiting for our weather to warm - very late this year. Still snow in the mountains we see from our land. I hope you can still reap something from the mess.
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