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Video Footage: Excess Rainwater Flooding Down Gravel Path And Grass Lawn On Both Sides, Geese And Duck Grazing On Lawn, Public Park And Recreatio

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Excess rainwater flooding down gravel path and grass lawn on both sides, geese and duck grazing on lawn, public park and recreation area

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