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Change Smoke Detector Batteries When Daylight Savings Time Begins March 14, 2010

 

   
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Aldie Volunteer Fire Department, Inc.
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USGS Rainfall map of Hurricane (and later Tropical Storm) AgnesAgnes Rainfall Chart and Map

USGS Rainfall map of Hurricane (and later Tropical Storm) Agnes
 
Brave and daring racing ducks swim through the fear-inducing Obsduckle Course on their way to the finish line!The "Obsduckle" Course

Brave and daring racing ducks "swim" through the fear-inducing Obsduckle Course on their way to the finish line!
 
Duck # 428 (blue) First Place Sam Tate Duck # 424 (yellow) Second Place Abbey Carter Duck # 708 (pink) Third Place Virginia Carney2009 Firequacker Duck Race Winners

Duck # 428 (blue) First Place Sam Tate
Duck # 424 (yellow) Second Place Abbey Carter
Duck # 708 (pink) Third Place Virginia Carney
 
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Just having a quackin' good time!
 
Everything is just ducky!
 
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Ducks are building their strength for the Firequacker Race!Duck Races!

Ducks are building their strength for the Firequacker Race!
 
This used 1948 Chevrolet fire engine was Aldie VFD's first fire engine. This engine cost $5500, and served Aldie until 1972 when it was destroyed by flash flooding during Tropical Storm Agnes. Photo credit unknown.Aldie's First Fire Engine

This used 1948 Chevrolet fire engine was Aldie VFD's first fire engine. This engine cost $5500, and served Aldie until 1972 when it was destroyed by flash flooding during Tropical Storm Agnes. Photo credit unknown.
 
In the months following Tropical Storm Agnes, the USGS and NOAA studied the flood levels. In this photo, (the original report has no legible photos), the 100-year flood stage is about 2.5 feet above the road surface at the immediate end of the bridge (roughly the top of the dumpster). The 500-year flood stage is about 6 feet above the road surface at the end of the bridge, or roughly the top of the SUV that is crossing the bridge. The estimated stage of the Agnes flood was at midpoint between 100-year and 500-year stages. Photo by Mike Carter.Agnes Flood Stage

In the months following Tropical Storm Agnes, the USGS and NOAA studied the flood levels. In this photo, (the original report has no legible photos), the 100-year flood stage is about 2.5 feet above the road surface at the immediate end of the bridge (roughly the top of the dumpster). The 500-year flood stage is about 6 feet above the road surface at the end of the bridge, or roughly the top of the SUV that is crossing the bridge. The estimated stage of the Agnes flood was at midpoint between 100-year and 500-year stages. Photo by Mike Carter.
 
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