The water's down again, and the area around the bridge seems to have been improved quite a bit.
The lake-side of the bridge shows some machinery has been at work here.
A lot has been done to the stream which feeds the lake...but apparently more is being considered by these 4 construction crew members.
One young man was busy continuing to throw these smaller size rocks into a place right under the bridge...and there's my phone and myself shadowed! Each of these rocks probably weighs 8-10 pounds. I'm glad I'm not throwing them!
I sure don't know what they're planning next. So I'll come back soon and take more photos when the crew is not working!
The mallards are happily tails-up where water is providing whatever they eat.
As I walked across the dam, I could see the valve was open to let more water go down.
...what a big project.
ReplyDeleteI can't wait to see it when it's finished!
DeleteThat really is quite a project. Sure is a pretty place to spend the day outdoors working.
ReplyDeleteMy patience is kind of thin while the weather is wet and dreary. I'm staying inside with a cough keeping me home.
DeleteThe ducks don't seem to be bothered by the activity.
ReplyDeleteAbout the only thing that ducks are bother by, usually, are dogs who chase them if they get out of the water.
DeleteWhatever they're doing, it looks like a big project.
ReplyDeleteThey sure got out some big pieces of machinery!
Deletei enjoy the sky views. hope u r well. thank you kindly for your comments lately. so kind. nice to meet ya. enjoying the breeze. ( ;
ReplyDeleteHi E - glad you came over to my blog!
DeleteThe ducks will probably prefer things being done.
ReplyDeleteIt's probably too late in the season of migrating Canada Geese to see them. We shall see.
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