Showing posts with label deadly disasters. Show all posts
Showing posts with label deadly disasters. Show all posts
Friday, October 12, 2018
Heppner, Oregon and one day in June, 1903
by Rain Trueax
Sometimes fiction and nonfiction blend in such a way that it’s hard to believe something really happened as it did. One could not write a story with more tragedy and heroism than the year that a small town in Oregon was devastated by a flash flood.
Many times, in high desert communities, little creeks wind through the towns. The towns have built there for the water and sometimes the protection of a valley from windstorms. Sometimes what seems protection instead becomes a trap.
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