Rover area wind damage
August 2, 2012
T-G Photos by David Melson
Strong winds left a trail of damage in the Rover area during the early evening of Wednesday, Aug. 1, 2012.
Alton Maxwell, while picking up debris from his wind-damaged barn, points in the direction from which high winds blew Wednesday night.
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This utility pole along U.S. 41A North on the south end of Rover, just south of the community's welcome sign, is intact - but barely.
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An outbuilding was destroyed and chimney damaged at a U.S. 41A North home.
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Wade Crick of Duck River Electric Membership Corp. prepares to cut a limb from a damaged tree at the intersection of Jack Taylor and Coopertown roads.
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Duck River Electric Membership Corp. at work on Jack Taylor Road at Coopertown Road.
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Bobby Napier, a contract worker for United Telephone Co., is at the controls as he lifts utility lines while poles are being replaced on Coopertown Road.
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Kevin Lewis, a Kentucky resident serving as a contract worker for United Telephone co., prepares to reattach wires to a pole along Coopertown Road.
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Without poles to hold them up, utility lines touch the ground along Coopertown Road.
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The Hall children - from left, Aedyn, Jackson, Lachlan, Ellaleigh and Cannon - with the remains of the background playground they funded themselves and helped build. Their parents are Wesley and Marian Hall.
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Lachlan Hall points to where a playhouse had been in his family's back yard on Holly Court.
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The large tree which fell at Simpson Cemetery, seen from the other side.
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