River Rise

So many gopros out there that do timelaps

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Originally Posted by huxley

So many gopros out there that do timelaps

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How fast will the water flow in?
Can't imagine leaving the camera there unguarded.

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Originally Posted by Puttzer

How fast will the water flow in?
Can't imagine leaving the camera there unguarded.

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Looking at the slope of the river level graph, not very fast. It did come in fast in 2008, when they opened the weir in the Okefenokee. The slope of the river level graph was over 45 degrees, and there was a waterfall coming in to Peacock from the slough.

Peacock Slough, Feb 2008. This is the view you'd have standing at the water's edge at P3 to gear up.

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Originally Posted by sskasser

Peacock Slough, Feb 2008. This is the view you'd have standing at the water's edge at P3 to gear up.

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Yep, that is the one I was looking for. Thanks!

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Originally Posted by FW

Yep, that is the one I was looking for. Thanks!

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I live to serve! ;)

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Originally Posted by FW

I don't think it ever has, but there were a couple really big floods before we started diving it. It can get really low flow, when the Santa Fe river is up.

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I recall one ~T. Morris & either B. Main or W. Jasper describing a swim from the Iche parking lot thru the trail to get to the jug hole one year. Not sure when, but think it to be in late 90's !

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Originally Posted by JE

I recall one ~T. Morris & either B. Main or W. Jasper describing a swim from the Iche parking lot thru the trail to get to the jug hole one year. Not sure when, but think it to be in late 90's !

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That would be insane. However, you can easily tell the area that floods there. I wonder what the cave looked like?

Suwannee at Luraville is currently at 25.39"

I'm guessing Ginnie is going to be crowded this weekend.

Will Jug Hole "go under"?