CABIN SURVIVES
TROPICAL STORM BILL
As the rains came up from Texas,
Missouri took a direct hit
and the Meramec River flooded
its banks, and access to the cabin.
Hiking in, with cars left behind,
I'm happy to report
the cabin was left high-and-dry.
Hopefully, the rains will move on
and the river will return to
its crystal clear trout stream status.
Whew!
"Pic-A-Day" has been included in our A Sunday Drive for this week. Be assured that we hope this helps to point even more new visitors in your direction.
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Hope of firewood remain dry.
ReplyDeleteVery interesting series of pictures.
So glad to hear! Hope your lovely river returns to normal soon.
ReplyDeleteLovely shots. Do like the 4th from the bottom, looks tranquil..
ReplyDeleteso glad the cabin is ok
ReplyDeletewishing you clear waters
Cuanta belleza y tranquilidad respiran esas fotos.
ReplyDeleteSaludos, Rick
Cuanta belleza y tranquilidad respiran esas fotos.
ReplyDeleteSaludos, Rick
You had me wondering as I worked through your series of photos top down. Glad to see the cabin was spared.
ReplyDeleteWe had a bit of a drought here for many weeks but finally have been getting some regular rain. Will pick the bit of drought over your deluge, however.
Cuanto me alegro!! Todo parece estar Ok.
ReplyDeleteGreat looking cabin. Love the shot of the canoes.
ReplyDeleteLooks peaceful. Floods not good.
ReplyDeleteuuufff lleno de frescura dan ganas de ir hasta allí y descansar, de eso tengo ganas desde hace semanas escaparme y desconectar de todo y de todos las fotos estan espectaculares que paraje y que serenidad trasmites tus fotos hermosas, un beso desde mi brillo del mar
ReplyDeleteUn lugar para soñar!!!
ReplyDeletePrecioso reportaje...un gran abrazo, amigo!!! ;)
Great looking cabin Rick.... What a beautiful spot. Hopefully the rain has stopped now!
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