Scummer
09-16-08, 05:14 PM
Here are some pics of the flooding. Enjoy.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scummerle/sets/72157607331912189/
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scummerle/sets/72157607331912189/
Great Lakes - More than 20 pics of the flood around my house
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Kimbercop
09-16-08, 08:37 PM
Wow Scummer. You have had a seriously rotten summer. The storms and no power, the flood and a stolen bike. I hope it all gets better from here for a long time..Youve had your share already. Enough is enough.
Psimet2001
09-16-08, 10:16 PM
Suck. There is nothing good to say about anything you have had to experience. My thoughts have been with you often.
ColorChange
09-17-08, 08:51 AM
Hang in there man ... damn that blows!
Mike_Like_Bike
09-17-08, 08:54 AM
Sorry Scummer!
We had this earlier this year: http://picasaweb.google.com/cekohler7/FloodOf08#5208419368718529106
We had this earlier this year: http://picasaweb.google.com/cekohler7/FloodOf08#5208419368718529106
Scummer
09-17-08, 09:31 AM
Sorry Scummer!
We had this earlier this year: http://picasaweb.google.com/cekohler7/FloodOf08#5208419368718529106
Holy shiznit! This is pretty bad as well. I hope you got away from it OK.
We had this earlier this year: http://picasaweb.google.com/cekohler7/FloodOf08#5208419368718529106
Holy shiznit! This is pretty bad as well. I hope you got away from it OK.
Mike_Like_Bike
09-17-08, 01:11 PM
Yep! We live on one of the biggest hills in town, so the house was fine. The basement on the other hand...well, I'm just glad we have two sump pumps.
I think the hardest hit areas down here were Martinsville (between Bloomington and Indianapolis) and the surrounding areas where it's pretty much flat and good areas to ride.
I think the hardest hit areas down here were Martinsville (between Bloomington and Indianapolis) and the surrounding areas where it's pretty much flat and good areas to ride.
tjspahr
09-17-08, 10:32 PM
Yep! We live on one of the biggest hills in town, so the house was fine. The basement on the other hand...well, I'm just glad we have two sump pumps.
I think the hardest hit areas down here were Martinsville (between Bloomington and Indianapolis) and the surrounding areas where it's pretty much flat and good areas to ride.
I don't know about Martinsville, but I'd wager Edinburgh and Franklin were as bad or worse.
I think the hardest hit areas down here were Martinsville (between Bloomington and Indianapolis) and the surrounding areas where it's pretty much flat and good areas to ride.
I don't know about Martinsville, but I'd wager Edinburgh and Franklin were as bad or worse.
tjspahr
09-17-08, 10:35 PM
Here are some pics of the flooding. Enjoy.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scummerle/sets/72157607331912189/
Scummer,
Went through this in June in Franklin. I don't envy the work ahead.
If water has gotten into any area that has fiberglass insulation, you probably need to tear it out down to the studs. Mold begins to grow in no time.
Also, boots and gloves are a necessity. It's amazing what is in that water...
Thoughts are with you.
Tom
http://www.flickr.com/photos/scummerle/sets/72157607331912189/
Scummer,
Went through this in June in Franklin. I don't envy the work ahead.
If water has gotten into any area that has fiberglass insulation, you probably need to tear it out down to the studs. Mold begins to grow in no time.
Also, boots and gloves are a necessity. It's amazing what is in that water...
Thoughts are with you.
Tom
nvr
09-19-08, 04:48 AM
D@mn. You've had a rough year with the floods. I feel for ya. I thought about you when I heard about the flooding on the radio. Good luck with the clean up...again.