Springs 11-6-11

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Finally got a chance to check out the condition of things out at the Springs after last weekend's storm. Happy to say, no damage to speak of. I even ran into some people enjoying the bathhouse clearing area. Things are well past peak there now, but still quite nice.

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[Tony]

I even ran into some people enjoying the bathhouse clearing area.A shame you couldn't get them to stand still long enough for a few pictures! :)

[shadowplay]

You call my bluff, so I will deliver. I did not want to chase the wife and daughter around with a camera on first meeting, so this is all there is.

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[Willis]

I'm looking forward to a lot more activity this coming year if the earthquakes, floods and tropical storms don't wreak havoc. I know this guy who would love to regale a crowd of visitors with the rich history of the Springs-for http://www.shannondale.org/sca/images/EyeCatchingGraphics/Misc/free_md_clr.gif

[LFE]

Lets add winter storms to the list above :-)
- Noting of course that tree removal is easy... giant boulder removal however can take over a year...

It does look great back there.
For a second I thought I even saw a reflection off my lost glasses!