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Florida Pool Pushed Out Of Ground After Heavy Rains

August 31, 2015 rockman Comments Off on Florida Pool Pushed Out Of Ground After Heavy Rains

The source website is calling this some kind of ‘reverse sinkhole’, which is definitely not the case. The article says there was a period of very heavy rain for about 11 days before this happened, […]

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