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Texas beach cabin intact, moved half mile by Hurricane Ike
BEAUMONT, Texas—A neighbor found something that a Beaumont woman had been missing since Hurricane Ike swamped Bolivar Peninsula.
Her beach cabin — more than a half mile from its piers. Cissie Owen was amazed to discover the small structure had been deposited intact, by the storm surge, in a field across a highway. The interior had a water line of about 4 feet, with mud and muck throughout the structure. A photo and a flyswatter were still on a wall. Owen, who inspected her property Tuesday, told KFDM television that a neighbor located the cabin among debris left behind by the Sept. 13 hurricane. Featured Texarkana Business Directory Articles Featured Texarkana Business Directory Coupons
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