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The end of my 242? Flood damage. 200 1979

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posted by  Dylan Berichon on  Tue Dec 4 04:46 CST 2007
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Here in Centralia, the radio station I work at has been totally flooded. Over a foot and a half of water in the building. I stayed on the air as long as I could before I gave up and ran upstairs.

To make a long story short, I'm stranded in the upstairs of the building and my 242 looks like it's toast from up here.

Here's a picture:



You can see my 242 in the center of the picture there.

Any ideas?

I'm just glad I didn't bring my Amazon here.

Fingers crossed that my 245 is safe at my apartment... I have no idea what the status is there...

Here's a picture just down the street:


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