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Rain Creek Farm

The storm has passed and left us with lots of water and a little wind damage.  Our mailbox flag was snapped in the strong winds.  (02.22.03)

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Columbus

On the top chart the green boxes indicate the actual river level.  The purple line is the forecast river stage.  The red line, at 35-feet, is the Flood Stage at Columbus.  The National Weather Service forecasts the river to crest at near 37-feet today.  It would take 40-feet to have any noticeable impact on the City of Columbus. 

The second chart is the real-time USGS river gauge data from the East River Bridge in Columbus captured at 10:00am this morning.  (02.22.03)

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Rain Creek Farm

Today's weather is wonderful!  We always keep a new flag on stand-by, so the replacement was quickly installed.  (02.22.03)

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Rain Creek Farm

The entrance drive to Rain Creek Farm shows the wear and tear of rain, daily traffic and the large trucks that regularly service the farm.  (02.22.03)

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Rain Creek Farm

David shovels off the high spots and fills the holes while the sand and gravel are still well soaked.  As the holes are filled the displaced water runs down the road towards our creek.  (02.22.03)

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Rain Creek Farm

Linda poses for a photograph before we leave to pick up some hardware in Bastrop.  (02.22.03)

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Bastrop

While in Bastrop we stopped at Chili's for dinner and I took this photograph of my girl.  (02.22.03)

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