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jayfurrWith apologies to the Tragically Hip.
Lake Champlain is past flood stage and is still rising, albeit slowly. If we'd had our usual April rains, we'd be looking at some serious high waters and closed local roads. As it is, the Burlington waterfront is awash in lots of places. Carole and I felt well enough (we're both almost completely over our horrible, yucky, persistent colds) to go out today in the nice unseasonably warm 80-degree weather to get some sun and take some photos of the flooding.
See 'em here: http://www.furrs.org/images/risingwater2008/default.htm
Lake Champlain is past flood stage and is still rising, albeit slowly. If we'd had our usual April rains, we'd be looking at some serious high waters and closed local roads. As it is, the Burlington waterfront is awash in lots of places. Carole and I felt well enough (we're both almost completely over our horrible, yucky, persistent colds) to go out today in the nice unseasonably warm 80-degree weather to get some sun and take some photos of the flooding.
See 'em here: http://www.furrs.org/images/risingwater2008/default.htm
