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Amazing pics of the flooding in Central Europe (pic heavy) (Original Post) marmar Jun 2013 OP
Keep moving, nothing to see here. Just part of the natural cycle of nature. rhett o rick Jun 2013 #1
Hundreds have been evacuated in Germany malaise Jun 2013 #2
How horrible!! Myrina Jun 2013 #3
wow oldandhappy Jun 2013 #4
Thank you. ctsnowman Jun 2013 #5
K&R marions ghost Jun 2013 #6
Chilling photos. nt Mnemosyne Jun 2013 #7
:( Solly Mack Jun 2013 #8
Awful. City Lights Jun 2013 #9
This is why DU is my news source, I hadn't heard anything on my radio about this AnotherDreamWeaver Jun 2013 #10
Sending my best wishes to the people of these areas. Arugula Latte Jun 2013 #11
 

rhett o rick

(55,981 posts)
1. Keep moving, nothing to see here. Just part of the natural cycle of nature.
Thu Jun 6, 2013, 09:06 AM
Jun 2013

of course

mother nature will win.

AnotherDreamWeaver

(2,852 posts)
10. This is why DU is my news source, I hadn't heard anything on my radio about this
Fri Jun 7, 2013, 01:29 AM
Jun 2013

and I don't have TV and only pick up a weekly free paper every Wed. and they come out on Thurs. But The Bohemian does both local and national news.

Wonder what the floods were like 400 and 500 years ago when last they were this high. I hope they moved what they could to the second level in that Palace, I just love to see history. Or know it is around. Finding a Russian coin from 1831 was a High Point in my life, though arrow heads may be older.

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