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Nature vs. nature

Tornado damage around Rountree Branch

Plattevilles William and Logan Cooley, Adam Brogley, Brenden Cullen, Parker Wilkin and Sam Krueger spent Wednesday cleaning up tornado debris from Rountree Branch east of Wisconsin 80/81. The cleanup crew got gift certificates from Berry Yo and Dunkin Donuts and lunch from Culvers. The June 16 EF2 tornado left considerable debris on both sides of Rountree Branch.

Rountree cleanup 2 — Plattevilles William and Logan Cooley, Adam Brogley, Brenden Cullen, Parker Wilkin and Sam Krueger spent Wednesday cleaning up tornado debris from Rountree Branch east of Wisconsin 80/81. The cleanup crew got gift certificates from Berry Yo and Dunkin Donuts and lunch from Culvers. The June 16 EF2 tornado left considerable debris on both sides of Rountree Branch.

While most of the damage to manmade things from the June 16 EF2 tornadoes has been cleaned up, most damage to trees has not been cleaned up along Rountree Branch. Cleanup efforts Wednesday revealed items that may have ended up along the branch from the nearby cemeteries (bottom inset photos).