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A flooded road in Savage Minnesota in 1969, captured on 8mm film. The water covers the roadway, submerging a street sign and reaching the base of a utility box. In the distance, a small town with industrial buildings sits on a hillside under a pale sky. The footage shows the aftermath of a natural disaster, with calm water reflecting the overcast day. The grainy, color-bleached quality of the Super 8 home movie adds to the nostalgic, archival feel. A close-up reveals a partially submerged sign pointing to Blue Earth and New Ulm. This authentic 1960s footage is ideal for documentaries, historical projects, and nostalgic content.
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