These are some shots from Dirty Creek after the storm. The floodwaters flattened all the greenery and the creek was way out of its banks.
The ducks relished the extra swimming area.
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I bet you enjoyed it as much as the birds did. Our rivers are too swift right now and My Vickie wont let me swim yet. I sure wish I was there with you.
I wish I was there with you, too!
Bart
Amazing how powerful water can be. We hope your creek stays full for a while so you and your pals can enjoy it.
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Yikes! Now you have a big old swamp. Just watch where you step. You never know how deep those puddles might be.
Kisses,
Dexter
If this is a preview of global warming, I am not pleased.
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