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What a shame. That is a particularly bad spot for some reason. I have no idea why. Many times , as the storm rolls in but way before its overhead (you can see it coming for miles there), the static in the air builds up to an incredible level out on the wall and surroundings. I have gotten shocks and sometimes even a crack sound off the static that builds up on a graphite rod out on that wall when a T storm is moving in. You can almost feel your hair raising do to static.
Best of luck to the injured fisherman.
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