A photographer got some dramatic shots the day before of Stony Creek farther downstream.
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I'm glad you didn't try to cross! Flooding water scares me.
ReplyDeleteI followed your link and had to share that I met Gail last fall! Her neighbor Jackie is a friend, and she took me over to meet Gail and the deer. It was just after the first hard frost, so I didn't get to enjoy the vegetable garden, but if any of my seedlings don't make it this year, I know where I'm buying more.
It's a small world!! Hope to meet you sometime.
Flooding water scares me too!
ReplyDeleteGail says this is the last year she'll have the deer. They just cost too much to feed.
I'm sorry to hear that, but she did mention the cost when I was there. I did my little bit to support her -- the venison chili was great :)
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