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1. Wow, quite a feat

Wed Jun 19, 2024, 07:06 PM

Jun 2024

Glad that she and the dogs, made it out and are safe. Yes, may it rain buckets and extinguish the fire.

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My high school friend had to flee Ruidoso with her dogs [View all] ALBliberal Jun 2024 OP

Wow, quite a feat wendyb-NC Jun 2024 #1

So very terrifying! Texasgal Jun 2024 #2

I couldn't get the radio station on today. mahatmakanejeeves Jun 2024 #3

Our first family family vacations (camping trips) we're in that area. surfered Jun 2024 #4

She was technically in Ruidoso Downs. And her home ALBliberal Jun 2024 #5

Glad she planned ahead and was able to save all the pups. Fla Dem Jun 2024 #6

It rained hard and now it's flooding. nt Quixote1818 Jun 2024 #7

That's great news!!!! Thanks so much! ALBliberal Jun 2024 #8

F.U.B.A.R. Jacson6 Jun 2024 #9

I'm glad your friend was able to evacuate! lobointexas Jun 2024 #10

Not sure of her exact route! I was in the Ozarks ALBliberal Jun 2024 #12

The state is supposed to see some decent rain out of this one Warpy Jun 2024 #11