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Colorado storms - Sue, are you okay?

5 years ago

I just saw headlines about the storms and flooding in Colorado and I'm hoping you and your hubby are okay!

Donna

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  • 5 years ago

    Donna, we are fine. The Poudre River runs through town, but we are a couple miles south of its path. Lucky for us the worst of the flooding is in the Canyon - 30 minutes upriver from us. It is devastating for so many people. We have only had sprinkles of rain in town. DH rode the bike trail that goes along the river Wednesday and he said the water is just black with fire runoff. They have closed our intown "waterpark" on the river because of all the debris and poor water quality.

    Thank you for your concern!

    Sue

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