Debbie

[d fleming]

Our creek is at a 100 year high, roads washed out all over, cows heading for high ground. Thank goodness house and shop high and dry. Creek expected to crest in a few hours. Post pics later.

 

[signage]

Hope all you Floridians make it through with no or little problems!

 

[WildWestDesigns]

Back in 2010 I think is when it really flooded around here. We have two creeks around the house and the horse barn is right next to the back one. The back creek is just a wet weather creek, but during storms it fills up very quickly. The stallion's stall was filled with water that first night. I had to use a shop vac to get it all cleaned out. That was something that I wouldn't want to deal with again.

I remember when there was a break in the storm before it continued the next day the neighbor kids were playing in that back creek with their parents watching them. I was just thinking to myself, you couldn't pay me to play in that creek, because I know a portion of what's in there as it was downstream from the barn and it had seeped into 2 other stalls as well, but not to the extreme as the stallion's.

 

[allamericantrade]

Hope most damages are sign related.
As long as no one gets hurt it can be a real economy boost

 

[StarSign]

You have too much water and we are on fire out here

 

[d fleming]

more pics

more pics

 

[Sign-Man Signs]

Just got back with my air boat from Pensacola rescuing residents. FEMA actually gave me a check for time and fuel.

 

[ThinkRight]

Very sad
http://tampa.cbslocal.com/2012/06/2...oms-arms-after-tornado-throws-them-from-home/

 

[d fleming]

water in creek usually about 25 or so feet under bridge. Still rising. You can see the boat tied to dock with roof boat usually sits under next to it.

 

[SD&F]

Take care and I hope the rain has stopped.