From the Charleston blog Xark come these photos of flooding at Rutledge and Simons, an intersection north of Hampton Park that floods regularly.
Disclosure: This is my wife, Janet Conover, blogging...
My neighbors are often on the porches eyeing things too. Our main complaint? Morons who drive through the flooded intersection
at 35 miles per hour, thereby causing tiny tsunamis to crash over our
sidewalks and brick coping. Thanks, idiots. I favor a lower speed limit
altogether and certainly a slow-down warning at the intersection at
Simons and Rutledge, when it floods. It was flooded just last Thursday
and is flooded today. But
people still roar through the intersection regardless. Today's high
point was watching the huge Charleston Storm Water truck drive through
without stopping. Twice.
If you've got a photo at your blog, or a FLICKR stream, and you want us to point to it, leave us the URL in comments...
From the Charleston blog Xark come these photos of flooding at Rutledge and Simons, an intersection north of Hampton Park that floods regularly.
In my neighborhood when I lived down in Florida, I posted a "NO WAKE" sign I had found near a marina. It might help!
Posted by: Chuckography | 31 August 2006 at 18:13
I've got the fun ones:
http://japee.journalspace.com/
Posted by: Joan | 31 August 2006 at 17:14
Check out Ashley flooding here:
http://blog.jaredwsmith.com/2006/08/31/ashley-ave-shut-down/
Also see the dark gray clouds of the first oncoming squall this morning:
http://blog.jaredwsmith.com/2006/08/31/a-new-squall-has-arrived/
Posted by: Jared Smith | 31 August 2006 at 16:10