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Originally Posted by RS-Perf
There was an art fair in the same parking lot, less than 500 yards away. They had 4 good sized tents up and there was no damage what so ever. The tents were staked into the ground which was basically packed sand and dirt. After 2 days of rain the ground was extremely soft and gave way. They started trucking in concrete barriers Thursday afternoon as if they knew the tents wouldn't hold, but never got them unloaded off the semi's.
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I am not saying that this IS the case, but, in the case of weather, it is not uncommon for a storm to do major damage at one place, and nearly no damage at another though the second is a very short distance away.
How were the tents at the art fair secured? Were they anchored with concrete barriers or were they simply staked?
In any case, I surely hope that the responsible parties do what is necessary to get these vehicles back into their pre-storm condition and the appropriate parties compensated. I know I would be quite upset of it were my project that was damaged!
Shiny Side Up!
Bill