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Durango Roundhouse lastnight!!!!Flooding?

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christopher king

September 21, 2014 12:46PM

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Maybe with some more input from forum members we can find someone that took some pictures of the flooding that occured in the machine shop and roundhouse this morning at approximately 3 am. What I saw was that there was standing water on the floor and the inspection pits were full. This was caused by very heavy rains. [www.durangoherald.com]

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Durango Roundhouse lastnight!!!!Flooding?	christopher king	September 21, 2014 12:46PM
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