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[N.AL-Tider]

Wow to be locoweed it sure is beautiful. Just goes to show that beauty can be wrong also. RTR!

Preacher, are you talking about weed or womens?

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Wow to be locoweed it sure is beautiful. Just goes to show that beauty can be wrong also. RTR!

Preacher, are you talking about weed or womens?

I understand the confusion.   Especially since there was "loco" in the name.

[Chechem]

Yellowstone Park is closed, so I'll probably start home in a few days.  Right now the roads out of this town are iffy at best; rock slides and washed-out bridges are a problem.

A woman who was born in this little town of Silver Gate said it's never flooded like this before.  Heavy rain coupled with snowmelt overwhelmed the rivers and creeks.  The Yellowstone River was running at 52,000CFS, almost 20,000CFS more than the record (that's 2.5' higher than the 104-year-old record).  It's a mess.


Yellowstone River near Gardiner, MT.  That was a house.


YNP near Gardiner, MT.  Numerous washed out areas occurred in this part of Yellowstone north of Mammoth.

[ricky023]

Wow to be locoweed it sure is beautiful. Just goes to show that beauty can be wrong also. RTR!

Preacher, are you talking about weed or womens?

I understand the confusion.   Especially since there was "loco" in the name.

  I was talking about the weed. It is beautiful but also dangerous. RTR!

[ricky023]

Yellowstone Park is closed, so I'll probably start home in a few days.  Right now the roads out of this town are iffy at best; rock slides and washed-out bridges are a problem.

A woman who was born in this little town of Silver Gate said it's never flooded like this before.  Heavy rain coupled with snowmelt overwhelmed the rivers and creeks.  The Yellowstone River was running at 52,000CFS, almost 20,000CFS more than the record (that's 2.5' higher than the 104-year-old record).  It's a mess.


Yellowstone River near Gardiner, MT.  That was a house.


YNP near Gardiner, MT.  Numerous washed out areas occurred in this part of Yellowstone north of Mammoth.

  you might have a hard time getting home. Just be safe coming out of there. I hope nobody was home when that house went down. RTR!

[2Stater]

Yellowstone Park is closed, so I'll probably start home in a few days.  Right now the roads out of this town are iffy at best; rock slides and washed-out bridges are a problem.

A woman who was born in this little town of Silver Gate said it's never flooded like this before.  Heavy rain coupled with snowmelt overwhelmed the rivers and creeks.  The Yellowstone River was running at 52,000CFS, almost 20,000CFS more than the record (that's 2.5' higher than the 104-year-old record).  It's a mess.


Yellowstone River near Gardiner, MT.  That was a house.


YNP near Gardiner, MT.  Numerous washed out areas occurred in this part of Yellowstone north of Mammoth.

Wow, Chech, that's horrible! Hope you're able to get out. Safe travels buddy. 

[N.AL-Tider]

I wonder if the owner of that house had flood insurance? 

[Chechem]

Here.  This gives perspective:

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

That's a fair amt of CFS for a "crick!"  Those poor Beavers are going to be working OT this fall.

[Chechem]

I wonder if the owner of that house had flood insurance? 

He was a park employee.  He had 30 minutes to get as much out as possible before it crashed into the river.  MANY visitors stood and watched with cameras ready while he raced inside to gather his belongings.  He said some helped; most did not.

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

I wonder if the owner of that house had flood insurance?  

He was a park employee.  He had 30 minutes to get as much out as possible before it crashed into the river.  MANY visitors stood and watched with cameras ready while he raced inside to gather his belongings.  He said some helped; most did not.

I surely hate he lost that beautiful spot.  

Good Samaritans are getting harder and harder to find.

[ricky023]

Man the weather is going backwards over our house out of Georgia into Alabama and it is getting rough. RTR!

[Hannibal Lecter, MD]

Man the weather is going backwards over our house out of Georgia into Alabama and it is getting rough. RTR!

Stay safe, Ricky!  Stay cool if you can too.  It's supposed to get even hotter next week.

[2Stater]

That's some serious flooding, Chech.  Hopefully, waters will start receding soon. What's the forecast there?

I guess CRS decided to shut down early for Juneteenth yesterday. 

[Old Tider]

That's some serious flooding, Chech.  Hopefully, waters will start receding soon. What's the forecast there?

I guess CRS decided to shut down early for Juneteenth yesterday. 

I worried that it was my computer's fault. Pretty bad: no camels, no news about travels or anything. 

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