I’m trying to add anther blogg with this one and some how I can’t figure it out this time. I’m tired from work. It will be about my journey on loosing some weight and becoming more healthy
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This is where Deep Creek runs into the Kootani river. About 5 miles from Bonners Ferry
Well our little town of Bonners Ferry people been talking how high the water, run off of Mountain and all the rain. Their two article in our local paper. Click here and Click here . One of the dicks among the river started to give way. Their worried that Kootenai river will flood out the Kootenai inn our local Indian casino. If that happen it will go down thru the tunnel into down town Bonners Ferry. The river has succeeded but still high More rain to come this week
The dock way out middle of the river. Even if the river don't complete cress. Their already quite a bit of damage. The dikes hasn't been maintain for years. I'm thinking 50 year or more
The river is back flowing up deep creek. The lake Koocanusa which is behind Libby Dam so the lake can't hold any more water so their send it down the river and the river is filling up
Beautiful photos. I like the one tht shows your town. It reminds me of days gone by. We don't have small towns like that around here any more.
ReplyDeleteHope you will be okay with all that water.
ReplyDeleteGranny...The town of Bonners Ferry is about 1,800 feet above sea level and my home is anout 2,300 feet above sea level. I live on top of big hill.
ReplyDeleteAutumn...I hate to see our little town of two blocks by two blocks get any real danage. It hard for the mom and pop store to compete with place like wally world (wal mart)
We've driven through Bonner's Ferry. Done a lot of canoeing in Idaho. I'd not be canoeing on fast water like you've got there, though.
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