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Connie McRill’s indoor in Woodbine was one of the many in the area to collapse after the second storm. “Fortunately no animals or humans were in it. It was built to code for 30-inches of snow load with a 4’ deep cement foundation but I guess the next one will need to withstand 48-inches,” said McRill. |
"Our hay barn caved in... what a mess!" - Kara and Kenny Mills, Lots of Pines Farm (Fruitland) |
Barn Builders
The indoor at Brooke Grove Farm in Olney collapsed after the second snow storm. Luckily, the attached barn was undamaged. The first part of rebuilding, the demolition and clearing, began in March.
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The snow on Woodbine Road next to Shamrock Farm was plowed up and over the farm's fence line. As the snow melted, the damage to the fencing was exposed. The county promptly came and fixed the fence. |
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