Trees down at Tipton Adaptive Daycare

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Play yard trees down at Tipton Adaptive Daycare

Trees down at Tipton Adaptive Daycare

By: crazy_8Subscribe Channel: Weather Location: Tipton, IA Tuesday, Oct 26 , 10 at 6:08 PM

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Fortunately the rain kept the children indoors today at Tipton Adaptive Daycare in Tipton. Most of two trees were blown over in the early afternoon, falling on some of the ride-on toys in the play yard. One tree narrowly missed the new wheelchair swing that was built by the Tipton High School Industrial Arts Class just two weeks ago.

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crazy_8 says ... on Friday, Oct 29 at 5:18 PM

Tomorrow is clean-up day for the day care. The kids have not been able to play outside all week because we could not use chain saws while the kids are here, and it's dark after they leave.

Hal says ... on Wednesday, Oct 27 at 3:43 PM

I really hope that these winds die down soon because our trees our slowly losing branches.

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