The Official Triangle Random Thoughts Thread (Raleigh: house prices, salaries, neighborhood)
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Stagecoach Road has been closed for a whole week.....for being flooded from LAST weeks rain.
They might need to figure something out there.
I saw that. I think they've been holding back water in Jordan Lake so it doesn't flood Fayetteville and communities downstream and I believe the water/swamp around Stagecoach drains into Jordan. Not completely sure on that, but maybe that's it?
I saw that. I think they've been holding back water in Jordan Lake so it doesn't flood Fayetteville and communities downstream and I believe the water/swamp around Stagecoach drains into Jordan. Not completely sure on that, but maybe that's it?
When I was driving down to Apex for Thanksgiving I was hoping that the signs and cones were still there by accident so I moved them out of the way (I know, I know). Got down to just past Keenland Manor and yep....it was a lake.
It is often flooded out. Don't be moving cones if they're there, feller. I once saw a handmade sign saying it was flooded out and I ignored it (didn't move it!) and had to turn around. It's a big improvement that they have the cones and signs now.
When I was driving down to Apex for Thanksgiving I was hoping that the signs and cones were still there by accident so I moved them out of the way (I know, I know). Got down to just past Keenland Manor and yep....it was a lake.
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