March, 2006 Storm Damage
The first thing we noticed was the badly bent shed and leaning arbor.
There used to be a great big galvanized water tank here.
The metal shed looks like something large sat on it.
The ramada used to stand up straight, but the wind did it in.
CRUNCH!
Is there anything that
isn't bent?
Where did that water tank go? It left a divot here.
Hot on the trail of the missing water tank. Here's the booster pump,
lying on the side of the hill.
Ahhh. There it is, down by the well.
The forlorn water tank after it bounced down the hill.
I took the dog and drove down to the well to inspect the damage.
It looks even worse up close.
Peeking inside, it's completely dry. I wonder if it would have
survived if it had been full of water?
Another shot of the interior of the damaged water tank.
This end used to be the bottom.
Looking back up the hill at the trail of divots.
This was the top of the tank, before it blew away.
The end of the line.
The first thing we noticed was the badly bent shed and leaning arbor.
There used to be a great big galvanized water tank here.
The metal shed looks like something large sat on it.
The ramada used to stand up straight, but the wind did it in.
CRUNCH!
Is there anything that isn't bent?
Where did that water tank go? It left a divot here.
Hot on the trail of the missing water tank. Here's the booster pump,
lying on the side of the hill.
Ahhh. There it is, down by the well.
The forlorn water tank after it bounced down the hill.
I took the dog and drove down to the well to inspect the damage.
It looks even worse up close.
Peeking inside, it's completely dry. I wonder if it would have
survived if it had been full of water?
Another shot of the interior of the damaged water tank.
This end used to be the bottom.
Looking back up the hill at the trail of divots.
This was the top of the tank, before it blew away.
The end of the line.