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Sunday
Back to the Usual Grind
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A Sudden Trip to LaG City
Driving (windshield photography):
Dropping in on former colleagues:
Dog Walking:
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Tuesday
The Flood Subsides, Among Other Things
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Mill Creek, Sunday Afternoon
Things are calming a bit.
Mill Creek, More
Record water levels are now being recorded. And here are a couple of aerial views from the local newspaper, the Union-Bulletin, and its chief shooter, Greg Lehman.

We are high and dry here. But things were different before US Corps of Engineers work on Mill Creek, and Bennington Lake overflow control mechanisms and scenarios were developed. Here is a 1931 photograph of flooding on Birch Street, a route I often take on my daily walk to the downtown workspace.

Mill Creek
Most rainfall and highest flood threats in 26 years …
Take a look downtown:
















































































