Aislin
February 18th, 2003, 03:53 PM
You asked for it! Well, no you didn't. But here it is.
<b>Water recedes in frozen Newfoundland town</b>
<i>Last Updated Tue, 18 Feb 2003 15:32:52</i>
<i>(edited by Timmy boy to pack in the interesting stuff and leave out boring stuff like water contamination)</i>
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The water level in the town has dropped by 13 to 15 centimetres.
But for a town engulfed in ice and water nearly to roof level, that's not much.
Residents who have been allowed to check out their homes discovered their basements and ground floors were filled with solid ice.
People won't be able to return home for weeks, and officials warn the water could begin to rise again at any time.
http://stjohns.cbc.ca/gfx/Stjohns/photos/nf_badger_garage_lrg_200302.jpg
Houses and vehicles are locked in ice. The walls of some homes have started to buckle under the pressure. Interior walls and ceilings are crumbling from moisture buildup.
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I'll add more when I find better content. My news site is clogged up with the very latest, and not the simple details of what's already occurred.
<b>Water recedes in frozen Newfoundland town</b>
<i>Last Updated Tue, 18 Feb 2003 15:32:52</i>
<i>(edited by Timmy boy to pack in the interesting stuff and leave out boring stuff like water contamination)</i>
....>
The water level in the town has dropped by 13 to 15 centimetres.
But for a town engulfed in ice and water nearly to roof level, that's not much.
Residents who have been allowed to check out their homes discovered their basements and ground floors were filled with solid ice.
People won't be able to return home for weeks, and officials warn the water could begin to rise again at any time.
http://stjohns.cbc.ca/gfx/Stjohns/photos/nf_badger_garage_lrg_200302.jpg
Houses and vehicles are locked in ice. The walls of some homes have started to buckle under the pressure. Interior walls and ceilings are crumbling from moisture buildup.
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I'll add more when I find better content. My news site is clogged up with the very latest, and not the simple details of what's already occurred.