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Dave P · December 16, 2012, 06:40 PM

Kraig, this doesn't look too bad, but the Port Malabar range was super soggy for a couple of week after TS Fay (2008). We pumped and pumped for a long time to drain it all. Something like 10" of rain.

First pic is about the 200 yard line, looking toward the 6oo line. You can kinda see the water on both sides of the road to the pits.

The bridge photo of the canal (going into the range): usually the water is about 15 feet lower

December 16, 2012, 06:40 PM	#7
Dave P Senior Member Join Date: August 16, 1999 Location: North Florida Posts: 1,346	Kraig, this doesn't look too bad, but the Port Malabar range was super soggy for a couple of week after TS Fay (2008). We pumped and pumped for a long time to drain it all. Something like 10" of rain. First pic is about the 200 yard line, looking toward the 6oo line. You can kinda see the water on both sides of the road to the pits. The bridge photo of the canal (going into the range): usually the water is about 15 feet lower __________________ I think this country is screwed.