It seeped up Main Street, past the shop by the boat landing that sells fishing tackle, through the fire station, into Mae’s ­Restaurant. Seven Springs Mayor Stephen Potter gets a visit from two members of the Seven Springs Volunteer Fire Department. He lost his home in Hurricane Matthew two years ago and still lives in a camper that is parked in a friend’s backyard. (Michael S. Williamson/The Washington Post)Easy Street meets Main Street in an area of Seven Springs that is flooded. It was badly damaged during flooding after Hurricane Matthew two years ago, and again this week after Hurricane Florence touched off major floods.

Source: Washington Post September 21, 2018 23:10 UTC