Unsuccessful Flood Navigation

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Quaker levee breaks

Unsuccessful Flood Navigation

By: kcrg.comSubscribe Channel: News Location: Quaker Thursday, Jun 12 , 08 at 3:04 PM

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brad t says ... on Friday, Jun 20 at 3:07 PM

the water in that pic had to be at least 3ft deep, i have the same truck and the top of the front bumper is 3ft of the ground

anonymous says ... on Friday, Jun 13 at 12:18 AM

You can tell by the picture that the water was that high when the truck drove out in to it. Personally I never thought that any vehicle was important enough to risk my life for. I mean if you kill yourself tryin that you can't take the truck with you

jason says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 4:05 PM

how high is this water

jason says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 4:03 PM

where is this car going

Anonymous says ... on Thursday, Jun 12 at 3:52 PM

dummy

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