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    Quote Originally Posted by phreaticus View Post
    I actually met Tina Weymouth and Jerry Harrison (of the Heads) in Nassau airport
    That is pretty cool. I have been a long time fan of theirs,even when they formed Tom Tom Club. (What you going to do when you get out of jail,I'm going to have some fun,what do you consider fun,fun,natural fun). I guess this is a good respite of the inevitable flooding.

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    Quote Originally Posted by Puttzer View Post
    Does anyone who lives in this area have ideas why this flood is so bad?
    We were almost at record low water levels; and it rains 12-14" in Ga and we get this! When we had three hurricanes abt 5 years ago we only got a couple of feet of flooding. Now we're getting 9' in Branford !!

    The locals I have talked to don't understand......

    BTW: Branford will be under 2-3' of water by Thursday and this is predicted to be the second worse flood in Branford.

    I am going down Friday to do a little more prep for my river house. If there are any other divers living on the river that could use my help, let me know.

    Richard
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    The rains we had were very hard,and grouped very tightly together. Also,the water I have observed from the Flint River flooding is very dark,suggesting a lot of soil. I am wondering since we were so dry,with a 9" deficit for the year,if what we are seeing is very rapid runoff that isn't soaking in.

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    Hey Forrest, did you ever party down to Devo?


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    Quote Originally Posted by CynthiaP View Post
    Madison Blue Springs Photo thought you might find interesting in our local paper
    Is that the roof peak of the bath house or some other structure at Madison? I hate to say it, but I've never been any further into the park than the immediate main spring area.

    There are 3 kinds of people in this world; those who are good at math, and those who are not.

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    Quote Originally Posted by FW View Post
    Yea, those new "tenants" tend to move in when the river is up. I remember diving under them during a flood in the late '70s. The people on the surface told us that they hissed, when our bubbles hit them. At the time, popular belief was they couldn't dive deep enough to get a diver. Today, I am not so sure about that
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    Quote Originally Posted by mmcauliffe View Post
    So is Dive Outpost or Cave Excursions flooded yet?
    Mike:
    I talked to Cathy earlier today.
    No flooding yet , but it's pretty scary (EEK)
    I'm going to visit up there this weekend.

    (doing a lot of praying for Luraville , fer sure).
    If it reaches the bottom of the SR51 bridge , well ...
    (I don't even want to think about it)

    Probably could use some of dem Fargo sand-bag thingies right now , fer sure , you betcha dere.

    Jean

    Oh Lord , keep us safe , ALWAYS safe , and keep ME PRUDENT , ALWAYS PRUDENT !!!

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    Wow. Good luck to everyone down there caught up in this.

    Beer is proof that God loves us and wants us to be happy.

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    Default Flood info

    Janet, thanks so much for posting. For those of us far away and planning trips next week, it's valuable info....I guess there is no question now of whether Peacock's "under." If Ginnie goes, I'll put my trip off until May.

    Best,
    Barbara/San Francisco


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    "Not all change is improvement...but all improvement is change" Donald Berwick

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    Quote Originally Posted by jeandiver View Post
    Mike:
    I talked to Cathy earlier today.
    No flooding yet , but it's pretty scary (EEK)
    I'm going to visit up there this weekend.

    (doing a lot of praying for Luraville , fer sure).
    If it reaches the bottom of the SR51 bridge , well ...
    (I don't even want to think about it)

    Probably could use some of dem Fargo sand-bag thingies right now , fer sure , you betcha dere.

    Jean
    Jean, i'm heading up there too later today, if you guys need help
    let me know. 305-338-4397

    Les



 

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