Corps statement from their Facebook page

[dtrs5kprs]

29 minutes ago, BrowningCollector.com said:

Careful, I know where you live. I may have to share your secret bait with all of OA.com.  Work is subjective. Check out dad's house.  The water had dropped 3' before I took this photo last Saturday.  Still 2' below the record, but man the water was close. A new twist on "lake front property".

Wow. Shorter walk up the bluff though.

[m&m]

Dave, you always see the silver lining. LoL

Mike

[Browning Guy]

19 hours ago, dtrs5kprs said:

Wow. Shorter walk up the bluff though.

I shouldn't complain too much about the Corp and high water. They were kind enough to approve a set of concrete stairs to be built (back when the lake level was drawn down to 900),  To their specifications of course, railing, width, etc. As I grow older the stairs are becoming much more appreciated.  Interesting side note..... at 935 ish, the dock walk way was right at the bottom of the block wall in the photo.

[dtrs5kprs]

1 hour ago, BrowningCollector.com said:

I shouldn't complain too much about the Corp and high water. They were kind enough to approve a set of concrete stairs to be built (back when the lake level was drawn down to 900),  To their specifications of course, railing, width, etc. As I grow older the stairs are becoming much more appreciated.  Interesting side note..... at 935 ish, the dock walk way was right at the bottom of the block wall in the photo.

Kind of figured the stairs were pretty much covered up. Glad it did not get any higher (yet). Hope you and yours are well.

[96 CHAMP]

I wonder with all the moisture in the ground, more rain on the way, who knows what is in store for winter, will it take much rain in the spring to bring on more high water and flooding,  I reckon we'll find out