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Wednesday, 27 March 2013
Sedgefield Storm Video: 26 March 2013
We have our share of storms here. Last night (26 march 2013) was one of the scariest. This video starts slowly, while the cellphone camera was only able to capture lightning directly in its view, the lightening surrounded us entirely. Please remember to 'rescue remedy' your doggits during storms like these.
- Carly van Heerden and family, Sedgefield
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