Kim's living room is used for school board meetings now |
Tornado debris on the walls |
No point cleaning it as it will all have to be removed |
Paperwork is endless |
How do you fit a harvest worth of groceries in one fridge? |
Katelynn and her friend Ryan save the toads |
Gamble's North Home for their hired hand will be moved in soon |
Old home will have to be destroyed |
Plenty of burn piles remain |
And metal piles |
Meanwhile, they had to sell a lot of cattle due to no pasture and no fence |
Entering town, I can immediately see the progress combined with the contrast of no progress |
Lot after lot is clean with debris still to be removed pushed to the front |
I must have passed this house a hundred times the first week and did not remember it was standing |
Mennonites continue to offer great help to this community |
New street signs; it is actually harder now to find our way around than after the tornado |
Notice the trees and portable bathrooms |
Some parts of town smell like broken wood and others smell like death |
Plenty still to be cleaned up |
Each brick is saved and cleaned |
Apparently, the bricks are worth enough to do this |
Lot after lot is a hole where a home and basement used to be |
And I wonder where they will get enough dirt to fill the holes |
And Kim says there are places selling fill dirt and the owner is responsible |
Many lots still have the foundation |
And the tress are still full of debris |
The hospital |
I am sure before harvest ends, Kim will see the inside |
John Deere dealer is opened for business |
And some homes have made great progress |
Some lots have been bought |
And some houses have sold |
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