PNW'ers Rieter Pit 11/11/06
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From: Duvall, WA
RE: Moving post:PNW'ers Rieter Pit 11/11/06
Nope, just through some shallow streams like this:
Check the power line afterthe second pole on the right. About 2 more inches in that one section and it's under water. I just took this about 15 minutes ago. This is one of the roads to Duvall. Duvall is now an island. 3 roads in and out and all of them are closed due to flooding. This is only the 2nd time in 12 years out here that all raods in and out are closed. Stossel Creek road is probably open, but it comes out at the Skykomish river between Monroe and Sultan, so you probably can't get out that way either. If it would stop raining, I'd go and find out.
Check the power line afterthe second pole on the right. About 2 more inches in that one section and it's under water. I just took this about 15 minutes ago. This is one of the roads to Duvall. Duvall is now an island. 3 roads in and out and all of them are closed due to flooding. This is only the 2nd time in 12 years out here that all raods in and out are closed. Stossel Creek road is probably open, but it comes out at the Skykomish river between Monroe and Sultan, so you probably can't get out that way either. If it would stop raining, I'd go and find out.
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RE: Moving post:PNW'ers Rieter Pit 11/11/06
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Nope, just through some shallow streams like this:
Check the power line afterthe second pole on the right. About 2 more inches in that one section and it's under water. I just took this about 15 minutes ago. This is one of the roads to Duvall. Duvall is now an island. 3 roads in and out and all of them are closed due to flooding. This is only the 2nd time in 12 years out here that all raods in and out are closed. Stossel Creek road is probably open, but it comes out at the Skykomish river between Monroe and Sultan, so you probably can't get out that way either. If it would stop raining, I'd go and find out.
Nope, just through some shallow streams like this:
Check the power line afterthe second pole on the right. About 2 more inches in that one section and it's under water. I just took this about 15 minutes ago. This is one of the roads to Duvall. Duvall is now an island. 3 roads in and out and all of them are closed due to flooding. This is only the 2nd time in 12 years out here that all raods in and out are closed. Stossel Creek road is probably open, but it comes out at the Skykomish river between Monroe and Sultan, so you probably can't get out that way either. If it would stop raining, I'd go and find out.
Actually those are phone lines, but still that's crazy man!!
