tornado!
06-11-2008, 06:49 AM
#21
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?sec...cal&id=6192962
"A brand new warehouse in University Park, Illinois also sustained severe damage. It was meant to open soon as a distribution center for the Smucker's company.
"It was not in use yet. [it was] supposed to be ready by the 16th or the 19th of June, but I don't think we'll make it," Independent Contractor Bill Ryan said.
Besides the roof damage, the entire back wall of the warehouse is now gone and the dock doors were all blown out in the storm."
"A brand new warehouse in University Park, Illinois also sustained severe damage. It was meant to open soon as a distribution center for the Smucker's company.
"It was not in use yet. [it was] supposed to be ready by the 16th or the 19th of June, but I don't think we'll make it," Independent Contractor Bill Ryan said.
Besides the roof damage, the entire back wall of the warehouse is now gone and the dock doors were all blown out in the storm."
06-11-2008, 12:13 PM
#22
I saw that driving down 57 yesterday. There's a nice path right down the middle of that warehouse. Pretty obvious the path it took. 2 Of the metal frames holding the power wires up over 57 looked like someone crumpled them up like pop cans. The farmhouse and trailor next to 57 were um.. not really there anymore, alot of the trees were not just broken, but twisted. I snapped some cell phone pics, but they didn't turn out very well.
06-11-2008, 03:04 PM
#23
I saw that driving down 57 yesterday. There's a nice path right down the middle of that warehouse. Pretty obvious the path it took. 2 Of the metal frames holding the power wires up over 57 looked like someone crumpled them up like pop cans. The farmhouse and trailor next to 57 were um.. not really there anymore, alot of the trees were not just broken, but twisted. I snapped some cell phone pics, but they didn't turn out very well.
High tension lines
http://abclocal.go.com/wls/story?sec...cal&id=6192962
"A brand new warehouse in University Park, Illinois also sustained severe damage. It was meant to open soon as a distribution center for the Smucker's company.
"It was not in use yet. [it was] supposed to be ready by the 16th or the 19th of June, but I don't think we'll make it," Independent Contractor Bill Ryan said.
Besides the roof damage, the entire back wall of the warehouse is now gone and the dock doors were all blown out in the storm."
"A brand new warehouse in University Park, Illinois also sustained severe damage. It was meant to open soon as a distribution center for the Smucker's company.
"It was not in use yet. [it was] supposed to be ready by the 16th or the 19th of June, but I don't think we'll make it," Independent Contractor Bill Ryan said.
Besides the roof damage, the entire back wall of the warehouse is now gone and the dock doors were all blown out in the storm."
