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A flooded rural landscape in Savage, Minnesota, captured on 8mm film in 1969. The clip shows rising water submerging a farmyard, with three large metal grain silos partially underwater and utility poles standing in the flood. Bare trees and a small barn are also surrounded by water, reflecting a quiet, somber mood. The footage has a grainy, vintage quality with muted colors, typical of home movies from the era. This archival material offers a poignant look at a natural disaster in a midwestern farming community.
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