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Old 04-08-09 | 07:56 AM
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Originally Posted by mjw16
I have a few "refuges" mapped out on my path for this reason. Last July I sheltered under a foot bridge for about 1/2 an hour as a really violant T-storm passed. I can't recall though, what about taking shelter under a tree, if necassary in otherwise flat terrain? No good?
Um...don't most bridges cross flowing water? Let's see - lots of rain, low spot, natural water drainage? Nope, don't see how that could go wrong
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