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The great Amesville flood of 1998. View my complete profile. Friday, January 22, 2010. The great Amesville flood of 1998. They were gone. The water had kept getting less and less. They had a sporting chance when the water was high and they could dart away from the snake that enjoyed them so much. When they got so concentrated, as the water dried up, that snake grew fat. Aahh You could just feel the earth soaking up that warm bath. When it first started, hardly anything ran off because the sponge was .
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The great Amesville flood of 1998. View my complete profile. Friday, January 22, 2010. The great Amesville flood of 1998. They were gone. The water had kept getting less and less. They had a sporting chance when the water was high and they could dart away from the snake that enjoyed them so much. When they got so concentrated, as the water dried up, that snake grew fat. Aahh You could just feel the earth soaking up that warm bath. When it first started, hardly anything ran off because the sponge was .

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