Hee! My parents aren't in the serious flood zones. There was a bit to the south of them and a goodly bit in New Hampshire as well (NH lost a small town).
There are wild turkeys near some of the hiking trails I used to frequent, so I'm used to the size of 'em, but I truly didn't expect to see one in close-to-Rt.128-suburbia!
I'm glad you're not in the floody mess. Our friends up in Ipswich are having no fun getting around with 3 of the town's bridges closed. (http://www.townonline.com/ipswich/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=512975)
Yep, and they're not the only ones. In California we flood more often, with less damage any individual time. We get a wet winter, we hear a hill fell down and took some billionaire's house, and we shake our heads, 'cause we knew when construction began that it would happen eventually. But here... here flooding is a very unusual thing, at least flooding of this magnitude.
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There are wild turkeys near some of the hiking trails I used to frequent, so I'm used to the size of 'em, but I truly didn't expect to see one in close-to-Rt.128-suburbia!
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(http://www.townonline.com/ipswich/localRegional/view.bg?articleid=512975)
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