Midwest Storms and Flooding 2024

[CCsGarden]

Yes.

I'm glad! Do you then have them inside?

 

[member 655102]

I'm glad! Do you then have them inside?

My horses and adult birds are outdoors but have easy access to shelter and I keep most of my younger poults and baby chicks indoors.

 

[Callender Girl]

So much devastation and destruction! Even just looking at the photos is hard -- and a stern reminder that we all live at the mercy of an environment that we can't control.

Thank goodness you and your animals are alive and unharmed! But the clean up and loss must feel overwhelming.

You have an incredible amount of work ahead of you, and if you're too busy to post, that's okay. But, if it helps to keep us in the loop on how much progress you're making with clearing up the mess, I, for one, would be interested in hearing about your efforts.

 

[member 655102]

So much devastation and destruction! Even just looking at the photos is hard -- and a stern reminder that we all live at the mercy of an environment that we can't control.

Thank goodness you and your animals are alive and unharmed! But the clean up and loss must feel overwhelming.

You have an incredible amount of work ahead of you, and if you're too busy to post, that's okay. But, if it helps to keep us in the loop on how much progress you're making with clearing up the mess, I, for one, would be interested in hearing about your efforts.

I try to keep in touch with base here but not everyone always sees me for who or how I am, unfortunately.

 

[Callender Girl]

I don't know how others see you. But I think in this community, everyone should see you as a person who cares for their animals and wants to connect with others who feel the same way.

That's what's important here; anything else is collateral.

 

[member 655102]

This old uprooted Cottonwood tree took over an hour to cut through:

 

[HollowOfWisps]

I’m on the SW side of IA nearby Omaha, NE and the Missouri River.

You’re only about an hour away from me then.