Anybody remember how to build an Ark?

[buffo]

That's some scary news coming out of your neck of the woods over the last several days!!

Yeah, it's been pretty bad. Amazingly Charleston is actually faring better than the midlands and upstate regions even though we got more rain. The key is that we don't have much in the way of hills or valleys. Hills are fine, but valleys are death-traps when the floods come.

Ask Karl about compliance first!! You might want to consider a different state.

I said "almost"... But you're right. Good point.

Here's some video and pictures I took around the Sumter area.

I wondered if your area was bad. I seem to remember your house being on higher ground, but there were definitely low spots in the subdivision.

Adam

[DrEvil]

Where I heard about the one road being washed out, I thought one specific area on the subdivision would be flooded. There wasn't much water at all though. The ones around rivers and lakes in town got it bad though.

ETA: I hope most of the roads are clear by next Friday. If not, I'll have to find some other routes. 95 is still closed from Florence to 26 I believe. That has got to be a pain for those traveling that route. Mainly truckers.

This was in Sumter.

[hakzaw1]

Very glad to hear you are OK--