New England flooding

JR typed:
Tim J. wrote:
riverman typed:

The page cannot be found

Hmmm. . . works fine for me. Anyone else having issues?

I'm convinced my folks loved my brother more than me, but it doesn't
appear to be affecting your page......

It's good to be the straight man. ;-)
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BADABUM,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

Tim J. wrote:
riverman typed:
The page cannot be found

Hmmm. . . works fine for me. Anyone else having issues?

The issue is your URL. The '-' from your sig gets included in some browsers
(Google Groups view did that). This link should work better:

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/flood2005/

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Stan Gula
http://gula.org/roffswaps

Stan Gula typed:
Tim J. wrote:
riverman typed:
The page cannot be found

Hmmm. . . works fine for me. Anyone else having issues?

The issue is your URL. The '-' from your sig gets included in some
browsers (Google Groups view did that). This link should work better:

http://css.sbcma.com/timj/pics/flood2005/

Thank you my geeky friend. I guess I'll put URLs on a separate line from now
on.
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TL,
Tim
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http://css.sbcma.com/timj/

"Mike" wrote in message
ups.com...
Same here in Ct Timmmmaaaayyyyyyy........2 deaths due to drowning one
was a friend of my wifes daughters boyfriends aunt slipped and fell
into Diana's pool on the Natchaug River 54 years old the other a 75
year old man drove into an area that is usually dry but wasn't got
stuck and climbed out gone found him 200 feet from the
truck.......Maybe it's just me but since I have been flyfishing I have
alot more respect for the power of water........The Willimantic River
runs about a 1/4 mile behind my house about have way there are railroad
tracks they were under water Saturday......I-91was closed in Winsor due
to water over the road.....Most backroads in my area that have bridges
were closed plus alot of the main roads rte 32 in Stafford was shut
down about a mile from the FF only area.....A years supply of water in
9 days they said.....


wow.....seeing as how I know the places you are talking of, I am amazed.
Sorry to hear about the woman at Diana's.....I can remember a lot of times
folks will clamber down those rocks to see the water roaring through,
up-close. Too easy to lose footing, tragic nonetheless.....
Tom

"Tim J." wrote in message
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riverman typed:
The page cannot be found

Hmmm. . . works fine for me. Anyone else having issues?
TL,
Tim

Hi Tim,
Works fine for me. Getting a little frosty in the high country around
here. First ski area opened last Friday. I happened to be driving by
about 9:30 AM and the main parking lot was full. ( about an hour west of my
house)
Hear you are close to losing a town on one of the rivers.
(the Mill??)
Kinda glad I live on an ol' sea bed a little above 5700 feet in elevation.
BestWishes,
DaveMohnsen
Denver