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Old 12-22-2017, 02:04 PM   #34856
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Originally Posted by CRussel View Post
Never. Haven't been to Dallas in >25 years. As for power outages -- I live where they're a part of life. I'm on a heavily forested coastal area with overhead power lines. There's ALWAYS some idiot hitting a pole, or we get some serious wind and it knocks a few trees over and we're down for a while. It's part of the price for living in Paradise. I'd guess we've probably got another month of potential problems, and then we're usually past them, though we have had outages in February. The big storms, however, are usually over by then.
We have the same idiots here. I remember one night a guy hit a pole. When I called the police and gave the location and told the dispatcher that my husband had gone to see if anyone was hurt, she was happy because they now had the location. They had gotten a half a dozen calls from numerous locations saying someone had just hit a pole behind their house. They were all over a kilometer (half a mile) away.
No one hurt, but the driver left the vehicle at the scene.
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