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A Look Back: The Stories And Photos From Tropical Storm Gordon (With Gallery)
September 6, 2018
Here’s a look back at the stories and photos from Tropical Storm Gordon.
And a note about the first photo below — it was the single most popular Gordon photo on our social media sites. It’s a contract worker attempting to clear a drainage pipe alongside Highway 29 in Cantonment near O’Reilly Auto Parts.
For a photo gallery from around Escambia County, click here.
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Photos by and for NorthEscambia.com, click to enlarge.
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5 Responses to “A Look Back: The Stories And Photos From Tropical Storm Gordon (With Gallery)”
this is on the corner of hwy 29 and 97 cut off in molino fl
>>Would be nice to have the locations of these photos. A look back and we get 4 pictures?
The locations are on the pics in the photo gallery
Would be nice to have the locations of these photos. A look back and we get 4 pictures?
Some of us were required to be at work on Wednesday. I’m sure the folks on the road would have rather stayed at home instead of braving the torrential rain and flooded streets.
Looks like some real ‘Brain Trusts’ out there. Is that Charlie martin white out there telling them how it should be done?