Flood waters back in Boulder City
August 15, 2014 - 11:51 am
Photo courtesy of Jim Sheldon
Flood waters became mud on the north side of town after a rain storm Thursday afternoon.
BOULDER CITY REVIEW
Photo courtesy of Jim Sheldon
Photo courtesy of Jim Sheldon
Flood waters became mud on the north side of town after a rain storm Thursday afternoon.
BOULDER CITY REVIEW
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