Hap's Diner - November 2006 Flood - http://static.flickr.com/113/291880971_6e2640873b.jpg?v=0

Snoqualmie Falls - November 2006 - http://www.snoqualmiefalls.com/albums/20061106/joy_from_stratham_ga.jpg

The Art of Glenn Mason

I'd love to see more pictures of the valley under water. Any links to the photo stream you got that from, Mace?

~ Amanda

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I found the "Hap's" photo here: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tsayles/

Here is a link to the slide show: http://www.flickr.com/photos/tsayles/sets/72157594365749800/show/

I also found some cool shots of the falls at snoqualmiefalls.com. They also have some videos of the falls.

Here are two more links to flood photos:

http://www.flickr.com/photos/northbenderic/

http://www.flickr.com/photos/dreiling/294135342/

The Art of Glenn Mason

WOW! Great shots, Glenn. I remember being in Snoqualmie one winter when the valley was flooded. We were almost forced to stay over at the Salish rather than checking out on schedule.  But unfortunately, the roads were still open and we were able to make it to SeaTac.

The falls look wonderful when they're gushing like that. You just need to stay on high ground, pop a log in the fireplace and relax if possible when the weather goes all Seattle on you.

I'm sure that neck of the woods is accustomed to rain and by the time the 'dry' season of the summer comes along, it will all be green and sunny.

Betcha there are a few of those famous giant slugs sliming around in "Twin Peaks" as a result of this precipitation!

Meanwhile, I'm craving a little rain down here in 90 degree weather of SoCal.

Susan

     
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