LMflood 2005 April 3

third 100 year flood in 4 years - time to dredge the river in spite of the "tree huggers" [quote from a local]
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Picture on left:
This was taken looking into the fishing parking area on Old Rt 17 just before the fly fishing museum. 

Right:
This is the Beaverkill bridge. Patti

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The Neversink was raging in Woodbourn - I thought the purpose of the Neversink dam was to stop the floods. Guess it's more important that NYC has water in the summer 
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Willowemoc River at Van Aken flat on the DeBruce Road
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Raging Willowemoc
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Rock in the distance is normally 12 feet above the river level.
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Willowemoc
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more of the Willowemoc on the DeBruce Road
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Willowemoc
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The Rock in the distance is normally 10 feet above the water level
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Cabin at the edge of the Willowemoc - the water was up to the cabin but not in it
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LM school bridge
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Another LM school bridge
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Old 7 bridge over the Willowemoc
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Alma Denman's house - highest the water has ever been in the house. It covered all the downstairs floors (and new rugs from last 100-year flood last fall)
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Maiden Lane after the water went down
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Site of the old covered bridge over the Little Beaverkill. Jack Sherwood said the water was 6 inches above the 1969 flood in his garage.
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Alma Denman's house. Water covered all the downstairs floors 
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Alma - after the new wet carpets were removed. She had about 6 inches of water in the house. Highest ever. 
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The ducks were enjoying the Little Beaverkill in back of Alma's house
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Van Aken flat by the Willowemoc - covered with water several hours earlier
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Leaves can  be seen on the fence around the trees
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More
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Used to be a camper here (moved last fall and missed both floods) Other camper (mine) had water to the floor level but didn't go in
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Flood trash
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Pond left after the flood
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Little Beaverkill in back of Jack's and Alma's
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Little Beaverkill on the Dahlia Road
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Used to be a bridge over the Little Beaverkill
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Down the Little Beaverkill from the Dahlia Road
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Old Morsston Old Liberty Road - The Little Beaverkill tore the road up
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Incase you forgot what it looked like a week earlier
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My back porch a week ago
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Not sure what it is - taken by my sister. Maybe in Youngsville a birdhouse is big news