Posted by ryanpics Some places have collapses, like Packard a few months ago, but they mostly stand it. Think of all the wear they've already been through, a little snowstorm would only make it wear more but probably not collapse. |
Posted by Aran An abandoned canning plant here in the midwest collapsed a couple weeks back under the weight of a heavy snowstorm, so it's not unheard of. That being said, the building was in really bad shape already, so if it hadn't been the snow I'm sure it would have been something else. Basically just stay off sketchy rooftops when they're covered in snow and use a little extra caution when judging structural integrity. |
Posted by imprezawrxsti There's a few places that I'd be concerned about - some of the wooden structures in Gilman, or the Montgomery gold mill for example. I guess we'll have to wait for the thaw to see if they survive. |
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