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Gardner Park, home of the Washington Blue Lion football program, saw significant flooding as a result of the high accumulation of rainfall that Fayette County saw over the weekend.
Photo by Brad Norman
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The main entrance to Gardner Park was completely flooded as a result of the high accumulation of rainfall that Fayette County saw over the weekend.
Photo by Wes Stevenson
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The accumulation of grass and leaves on the fence around Gardner Park give an indication of the height that the floodwater reached over the weekend.
Tyler Flora | Record-Herald photos
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As of Monday afternoon, standing water was still visible behind the home bleachers at Gardner Park as a result of the high accumulation of rainfall that Fayette County saw over the weekend.
Tyler Flora | Record-Herald photos
Gardner Park, home of the Washington Blue Lion football program, saw significant flooding as a result of the high accumulation of rainfall that Fayette County saw over the weekend.
The main entrance to Gardner Park was completely flooded as a result of the high accumulation of rainfall that Fayette County saw over the weekend.
The accumulation of grass and leaves on the fence around Gardner Park give an indication of the height that the floodwater reached over the weekend.
As of Monday afternoon, standing water was still visible behind the home bleachers at Gardner Park as a result of the high accumulation of rainfall that Fayette County saw over the weekend.