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calliopes_pen) wrote2008-09-05 05:45 pm
calliopes_pen) wrote2008-09-05 05:45 pm
Continued From The Previous Entry--Picture of the Damage
The relatives mentioned in the previous post just sent a picture of what their house looks like now—after they dragged most of the tree away. For those that are interested, here it is, from what looks like a side angle. (The person in the picture is helping them drag stuff away)
The roof wasn’t flat according to Dad, it was more the pointy cathedral type at the top. The tree fell across the whole house, and after checking around it got part of another (unoccupied at the time) of their bedrooms. We’re assuming the strength of the roof and how it was built is what saved the rest of it from just being squashed.
The roof wasn’t flat according to Dad, it was more the pointy cathedral type at the top. The tree fell across the whole house, and after checking around it got part of another (unoccupied at the time) of their bedrooms. We’re assuming the strength of the roof and how it was built is what saved the rest of it from just being squashed.
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