how high was the water? by Faemike55
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this sign is along the Washougal River Greenway - Western section and is along the boardwalk over the wetalnds area. it is also 8 1/2 feet from ground to top in height. this puts it about 6 feet high in relation to the boardwalk. As you can see, it is covered in mud. this gives you an idea of how deep the river was at the height of the high water. Along the path, there are the edges where the water stopped. I'll post pictures of those spots later on.
As I may have stated before, this is the first time in decades that we have had the rivers this high. In fact, the last time I saw them this high was when I was in High School (prior to 1970)
Have a great day
Mike
ps thanks for all the comments and faves - I do appreciate them
Comments (51)
bazza
I guess that the sensitive Habitat had to move out during the high water then.. That was certainly a high water..
wysiwig
Holy cow! An excellent visual showing just how much water you had.
SidheRoseGraphics
Dang! That was very high water! Will the part covered in muck come back? Sooo very green and pretty though. Thanks for sharing, Mike!
bobrgallegos
Awesome way to show how high water was. Great photo!!
Feliciti
shows really high this water !! great shot !!
jayfar
Lovely shot and hard to imagine all that water there.
Lashia
Wow, would have been crazy to see, great shot- thanks for sharing! :)
Selina Photography™
whaleman
Hard to imagine it now, eh?
UteBigSmile
Nice capture, it must be dangerous to walk there!
mininessie
:D
anmes
Great documentary shot
Madbat
If all the Bed and Breakfast joints are being rented by fish, you know the war is high!
renecyberdoc
sensitive habitat that sounds like the entrance of the cyber-spacko-rendervault hehehehe.nice i nfo bit.
Darkwish
Great shot! Very well done!
jeroni
very nice, love that wolf
vitachick
Wow hard to believe that area was a pond. Water gone, soon all back to normal..
greyone
Marvelous capture Mike. Excellent way to show how bad the flooding was. . Yesterday Richard posted a pic of a riverbed that has almost totally dried up, to show how bad the drought is down in texas. Both of them are signs of extremes in weather
RodolfoCiminelli
Beautiful documental photography my friend....!!!
eekdog
some rivers really gain water. nice shot and info mike.
magnus073
This is such an amazing photo Mike, and goes a long way in illustrating the drastic height change.
vaggabondd
I love it,finally a place where us sensitive people can get away from everyone lol. nice capture
debbielove
I get the idea, you had allot of water here.. Thank goodness its gone now.. Next you'll have a drought.. That's normally the way here.. Rob
flavia49
That's "High Water", indeed!! great shot
mariogiannecchini
An excellent visual showing just how much water you had!
jendellas
Wow, that is high!!!
jif3d
Still signs of the flood ?...LOL ~Cheers~
ssteph
dats high!.....not very sensitive ;)
pat40
Brilliant,
mickeyrony
Water, a source primordia. But when the temperature is from his own. Evil swells the banks and people's lives collide. But hey .. my friend made a suggestive ((5 + +)) L'eau ,une source primordiable . Mais quand la température fait des siennes . Le mal gonfle les rives et percutent la vie des gens . Mais bon .. une prise évocatrice mon ami ((5++))
Radar_rad-dude
That is a lot of water! The state I was born in, ND, is still getting too much rain! Very unusual for them. They can't get their farming done because of it. Sink holes swallow equipment. Rain soaks the hay, and on and on and on! I was thinking of heading back there to help my nephew with harvest but it looks like that won't happen now. Crazy world and crazier times we live in!