Oh the positives of owning waterfront property, it really must suck when that same water ends up in your front yard. I still can't believe it was actually this bad by Harrisburg, I wonder how many feet Rockville had that stayed dry?
@AliceInChains243 The entire area next to the river was flooded. I tried to make it to the Bridgeview, but that road was closed. I'm sure it was under water though. I was told there were washouts on the Port Raod as well, cause it was shut down.
@pahogger Well that would make a lot of sense, since the Bridgeview itself was under for quite some time! I hope the damage there isn't that bad, even though it's pretty hard for it not to be. It's unfortunate that for all of the money that was spent to make that place as good as it is now has to be spent just to rehab it. And as for the Port Road, at least the half of the Shocks Mill Bridge didn't get taken out this time around!
They still haven't repaired that bridge?
IdioticTendencies 3 weeks ago
Oh the positives of owning waterfront property, it really must suck when that same water ends up in your front yard. I still can't believe it was actually this bad by Harrisburg, I wonder how many feet Rockville had that stayed dry?
AliceInChains243 4 months ago
@AliceInChains243 The entire area next to the river was flooded. I tried to make it to the Bridgeview, but that road was closed. I'm sure it was under water though. I was told there were washouts on the Port Raod as well, cause it was shut down.
pahogger 4 months ago
@pahogger Well that would make a lot of sense, since the Bridgeview itself was under for quite some time! I hope the damage there isn't that bad, even though it's pretty hard for it not to be. It's unfortunate that for all of the money that was spent to make that place as good as it is now has to be spent just to rehab it. And as for the Port Road, at least the half of the Shocks Mill Bridge didn't get taken out this time around!
AliceInChains243 4 months ago