Tropical Storm Lee finally did it in. I'm used to it getting covered with fallen branches and washed-down debris, but this time the washed-down stuff actually broke the storm drain apart. It is a brick shell covered by a heavy metal grate that sits on the bricks.
Not any more...
The back of the brick structure is batterred loose and at an angle. the top is covered with tree debris I can't pull apart. It is so tightly interwoven that stones piled up on the top.
I would show the pictures of the broken storm drain, but blogger isn't letting me upload any pictures on this blog.. I getting a bit pissed about that. Not only that, but all of a sudden, I have to sign in to each of my 2 blogs every time with full username and password. Two days ago, I could select them from a drop-down list or use a bookmark.
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