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I was wondering if you could add my blog to your list. Good blog, by the way, I've been using it to do some of my research for my blog.
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Thursday, September 15, 2005
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Norwich flooding of the River Wensum.
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LSRC 304 and 4304 lead southbound train 326S past a flooded section just after Third and Franklin Street in Alpena Michigan. This scene occurs just about every year as the snow starts to melt.
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