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Today we noticed that the Androscoggin has risen significantly - really ripping through Lisbon Falls and Topsham - and we wondered if the dams hadn't been releasing more water to take the pressure off upstream.
I went out and was looking at the water. I started to move our kayaks up a bit closer to the house. But then, decided instead to take one out.
Recreational boating used to mean loading a boat onto a vehicle [maybe using a trailer], going to water, unloading. Now it is just: get paddles, untie from a tree, push off.
From the water, I saw that we still have snow in among some of our trees.
Today we noticed that the Androscoggin has risen significantly - really ripping through Lisbon Falls and Topsham - and we wondered if the dams hadn't been releasing more water to take the pressure off upstream.
I am gladd we're water rich here in Maine. Was just reading in readers DJ about the sever water shortage down south and in the southwest.
But Forest....I hope the water doesn't get too rich for you.....and I will take some of the blame. For all of the talk about how we needed a slow melt..cool days, cold nights.....i've been praying every day for the last 4 weeks for this stuff to just melt and go away...sorry
and I will take some of the blame. For all of the talk about how we needed a slow melt..cool days, cold nights.....i've been praying every day for the last 4 weeks for this stuff to just melt and go away...sorry
I'll have to share some of that blame with you as well. Lets hope Forest keeps his house dry and his Kayaks wet.
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