And on a couple of levels. Back home now, trying to return to the routine. But the Mississippi is rising again, just covering the riverside street below the Arch and heading higher. You might want to do your biking in a waterproof suit.
I can only hope the Arch Design Competition includes some measures to keep our river low. Of course we can and should do our part ourselves to keep the waters from rising. More rain barrels and less impermeable concrete to collect water in storm drains that deposit not only water but toxins and pollutants into the mississippi.
And on a couple of levels. Back home now, trying to return to the routine. But the Mississippi is rising again, just covering the riverside street below the Arch and heading higher. You might want to do your biking in a waterproof suit.
c'est impressionnant, et cela fait peur..j'aime bien la tonalité de tes photos (HDR ?)
ReplyDeleteNice weather too. I bet that's hard after all that New Orleans kissin'!
ReplyDeleteIn a short while I may have similar posts. Rain, rain, and more rain here. I like your 'biker' shot! :)
ReplyDeleteWelcome back to St. Louis, Bob. When the Mississippi will be quiet again?
ReplyDeleteGreat shots of bad conditions.
ReplyDeleteSomebody needs to pull out the plug! Glub glub.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot of the bike lane Bob!
ReplyDeleteI can only hope the Arch Design Competition includes some measures to keep our river low. Of course we can and should do our part ourselves to keep the waters from rising. More rain barrels and less impermeable concrete to collect water in storm drains that deposit not only water but toxins and pollutants into the mississippi.
ReplyDeleteGreat shot with the arrow under water! We have just the opposite weather here.
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