Tuesday, September 12, 2017

A Couple of Pictures

The first picture is our front yard and the street in front of it.  The water is from the Ogeechee River which is down the street and across the road.



The next picture is our backyard, the water, which is a lagoon, should be back behind the statue.  It eventually came all the way up to the steps of our deck.  There was even a turtle swimming in out backyard.



We live in an area, because of the threat of flooding, where houses are required to be build 14 feet about the ground.   So I didn't worry too much about the water getting in the house, though I worried about it getting into the garage, it's at ground level.  and damaging the car.  It didn't get in.

25 comments:

  1. I enlarged your pictures ...that is a lot of water!
    So pleased you are safe and well.

    Take care

    All the best Jan

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  2. That's still a lot of water. So glad everything was safe and no major problems. You have electricity, don't you? I suppose you have a lot of debris that floated or flew in. So happy you are both okay!

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  3. So thankful you guys got through the dark days so well. I keep thinking To Everything There Is A Season...I guess we know what season we're heading into in the US.

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  4. I bet that was a lot of stress! Glad it didn't get into your house or the garage.

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  5. That's a lot of water. Glad it didn't get any worse there. Folks sure have a lot of cleaning up now. I feel sorry for them all.

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  6. Still lot of water!.. glad that its over now..

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  7. I am so glad you are okay and didn't have huge damages:)

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  8. Hope the cleaning up isn't too stressful. We helped some folk here in Aus. clean up after flooding and it's an awful mess once the water recedes. Thoughts are with you & hope you get some help.

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  9. I guess we know what season we're heading into in the US.


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  10. That was cute about the turtle! Glad the water stayed out of the house and the garage!

    betty

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  11. Are the water levels going down now? Do you get alligators in that water?

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  12. I'm glad things weren't any worse. I guess you'll have a lot of clearing up now.

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  13. So glad you are OK, I hope that the water will soon recede and you can get back to normal life once everything is cleared up.

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  14. Glad you stayed safe and that your area takes flood precautions seriously by building above the ground level. A lot of water!

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  15. I am glad you are safe and that your house stayed dry. It is a good precaution to build above ground level! I hope the water on your grounds recedes quickly. x

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  16. Prayers answered, thank goodness. Now I know why some houses in the US are built above ground level.

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  17. Glad it wasn't any worse. Are the waters receeding yet? -Jenn

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  18. Thank goodness it didn't get in, I can't imagine a turtle swimming in the garden xx

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  19. So glad you are all okay and that the water didn't get into your garage. It's a good job your house is raised above street level though, what a lot of water:)

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  20. So glad to see you have survived this. News this morning of the aftermath is not good.

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  21. So pleased the water didn't get into the house or garage, that is a lot of water.

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  23. Have been away but thinking about how everyone has been managing over there and in other places. So much damage and tragedy. Glad you're safe.

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  24. That was cute about the turtle! Glad the water stayed out of the house and the garage!

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