Walk With Me Wednesday: Waterworld Edition
Does anyone remember Walk With Me Wednesday? I haven't seen one in ages, but I'm going with it anyway, because today I thought I'd take a stroll through the nearby conservation land and show you what the brook looks like a couple of days after nine inches of rain.
I was afraid of this. At this point I considered taking my shoes off and wading, but I got cold feet, or rather the fear of them, and I decided to try going around the other way.
Parts of the path were actually dry... very small parts.
So this is the best I can do. As soon as I can get near it I'll show you the raging spate. For now, take my word for it: that lake is usually a smallish stream.
I was afraid of this. At this point I considered taking my shoes off and wading, but I got cold feet, or rather the fear of them, and I decided to try going around the other way.
Parts of the path were actually dry... very small parts.
So this is the best I can do. As soon as I can get near it I'll show you the raging spate. For now, take my word for it: that lake is usually a smallish stream.
posted by Lucia at
11:10 PM
4 Comments:
The flooding is amazing, and we haven't even seen the worst of it. I went past a house yesterday which was sitting in water covering its foundation.
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Ruth, at 8:56 AM
Very soggy - I hope you'll take us on another walk after the water goes down.
By
joyknits, at 9:23 AM
Looks very similar to Wayland. I now drive through there on the way to work (on the roads that are still open).
By
Carol, at 7:18 AM
We are up on a hill, so usually we miss the flooding. Last year was a very wet exception.
By
Alwen, at 6:31 PM
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