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Laneway Washout

Laneway Washout

After a really bad storm, we actually lost a large amount of our laneway. With every summer storm we lost even more until it was almost 2 1-2 feet deep and app...
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After a really bad storm, we actually lost a large amount of our laneway. With every summer storm we lost even more until it was almost 2 1-2 feet deep and approx. 3 feet across.
We have a huge mess that will have to be dug out next summer and repaired properly.
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iPhone SE

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Aperture f/2.2 ISO 25 Shutter 1/905 Focal Length 83/20

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Dec, 2018

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