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Re: 94L Lounge
      Fri Sep 26 2008 03:54 AM

Some reports from the South Carolina Hwy Patrol:

TREE IN ROADWAY IN ROADWAY 9/26/2008 03:01 DARLINGTON COUNTY SPRING VALLEY DR [DARLINGTON COUNTY] x[OFF MCIVER RD]


TREE IN ROADWAY IN ROADWAY 9/26/2008 03:39 FLORENCE COUNTY NATIONAL CEMENTARY [FLORENCE COUNTY] x[RED DOE ROAD]


TREE IN ROADWAY ROADWAY BLKD 9/26/2008 01:48 GREENVILLE COUNTY ALL STAR WAY [GREENVILLE COUNTY] x[PELHAM RD]


TRAFFIC HAZARD IN ROADWAY 9/26/2008 03:42 HORRY COUNTY 1669 BELLAMY ROAD [HORRY COUNTY] x[OFF SC90]


Looks they're getting some serious wind up there.

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