Bangor, Maine. - Stranded - This was a familiar scene in eastern and northern Maine after a blizzard described by State Police as the worst in a decade. The storm left up to 29 inches of new snow, and gale force winds piled drifts up to 20 feet. At the height of the storm, an estimated 2,000 persons were stranded as cars and buses found the going impossible. Here a bus calls it quits on Route 95 near
Bangor, Maine. - Stranded - This was a familiar scene in eastern and northern Maine after a blizzard described by State Police as the worst in a decade. The storm left up to 29 inches of new snow, and gale force winds piled drifts up to 20 feet. At the height of the storm, an estimated 2,000 persons were stranded as cars and buses found the going impossible. Here a bus calls it quits on Route 95 near
Bangor, Maine. - Stranded - This was a familiar scene in eastern and northern Maine after a blizzard described by State Police as the worst in a decade. The storm left up to 29 inches of new snow, and gale force winds piled drifts up to 20 feet. At the height of the storm, an estimated 2,000 persons were stranded as cars and buses found the going impossible. Here a bus calls it quits on Route 95 near
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