Al Agnew Posted March 19, 2008 Posted March 19, 2008 Drove down to the St. Francis River at Tieman Shut-in (Millstream Gardens) this morning. At the time we were there, it had just started to drop slightly from a high of over 17 feet (14.5 feet above normal) at the gage a few miles upstream, and was flowing at 45,000 cubic feet per second at the next gage downstream. Here is what the river normally looks like: Here is what it looked like from the same spot today: Here is the entrance to Tieman Shut-in: Here is a close-up of the rapids...I'd say at least class 5 at this level, probably class 6 (limit of navigability): However, this is not the highest I've seen it. Here is a view during low water. Note the arrow pointing to the big rock: Here is today. Note the arrow pointing to the same rock: Here it is, same view, during the deer season flood of November, 1994. Note that the arrow points to the same rock...which is entirely submerged!
CMAC Posted April 2, 2008 Posted April 2, 2008 That is one beautiful stretch of river!!! Looks like out WEST.
Members delta_queen Posted April 2, 2008 Members Posted April 2, 2008 you've done a superb job of documenting. THANKS! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ home waters = Tombigbee River, Mississippi River, Buffalo River, and S. Sylamore Creek, S. Pacific
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