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three feet high and risin'
Sorry I took so long to answer Joe. i don't have any pictures of the lake this year, I've been leaving for work in the dark and getting home after dark so I can't see much.
The dock was two feet under water at the high point, water was over the first bulkhead, but thankfully we didn't have any wind this time. I hate rebuilding that wall every spring.
Today the dock is starting to break water, maybe still a half inch under water. The slough is way up obviously, hopefull it will stay like this till the end of February.
It won't take much rain to keep the level up now that it is high.
This picture is from 2006 but it looks the same every time it's up.
Sorry I took so long to answer Joe. i don't have any pictures of the lake this year, I've been leaving for work in the dark and getting home after dark so I can't see much.
The dock was two feet under water at the high point, water was over the first bulkhead, but thankfully we didn't have any wind this time. I hate rebuilding that wall every spring.
Today the dock is starting to break water, maybe still a half inch under water. The slough is way up obviously, hopefull it will stay like this till the end of February.
It won't take much rain to keep the level up now that it is high.
This picture is from 2006 but it looks the same every time it's up.
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