Posted by wisbaker on December 05, 2017 at 15:53:01 from (173.30.37.8):
In Reply to: Re: gas line hit posted by rrlund on December 05, 2017 at 09:56:22:
We had one blow out in near Laingsburg 30 years ago or more don't think it was tillage equipment as it was in the road right of way. We saw the fire at home and thought it was a mile or so away but it was actually more like 5. My mother was a school bus driver and was running a trip that night up to Pewamo Westphalia for a basketball game. They weren't very far out of P-W headed home when they saw it and expected to find a barn fire a mile or so down the road but it never appeared. They stopped at McDonald's (probably in St Johns) and they were told a natural gas line in Laingsburg blew up and took most of the city with it, so when they got back to town they were expecting to see everthing blow up or burnt down, it wasn't the rupture was out in a rural area and didn't take out any buildings
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