The water has since moved up to the base of that sign. But you just have to leave earlier and walk along the upper bridge and cross at the intersections to get to the GO so not really an inconvenience.
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They are saying that the lake levels should go back down by/in July.
ReplyDeleteWhether that takes into account this rain and any more we may be getting I do not know.
Regardless, another couple months.
The water has since moved up to the base of that sign. But you just have to leave earlier and walk along the upper bridge and cross at the intersections to get to the GO so not really an inconvenience.
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