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And people say Cooper's field is bad

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Someone left the hoses on a little too long.....or maybe we are just practicing for football season image1.JPG

Dang...is that field turf? I hope not...I'm sure all the rubber pieces floated away if it is.

^ Wonder what the cost will be to replace the black pellets all over the field. The pellets aid in cushioning.

I hope it is covered in their insurance policy.

Hopefully the turf stays in place and doesn't move.

I would say Ludlow's field is under water also.

I would say Ludlow's field is under water also.

 

If the playground was underwater, then you're right...the field was under water. Ludlow's field is still grass though, correct?

 

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When I saw Newport's field Sat, there were no less than 6 spots in the turf that were floating. So I'm not sure what that means, but it can't be good.

If the playground was underwater, then you're right...the field was under water. Ludlow's field is still grass though, correct?

 

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Yes . Ludlow is still grass .

When I saw Newport's field Sat, there were no less than 6 spots in the turf that were floating. So I'm not sure what that means, but it can't be good.

 

Surely that Board of Ed took into consideration such an event and insured that field.

Surely that Board of Ed took into consideration such an event and insured that field.

 

Surely. But with it being in a flood zone, I'm guessing the premium would be pretty hefty.

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