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bijouxbroussard 路 F
Echoing 路 61-69, F
@bijouxbroussard Not at all. It's all the mountain springs. It's the southern part of the state. It seems the storms/rain hit the range of mountains and float right on by. Upper state gets hammer. Now almost 2 yrs ago, we got slammed with flooding. The waterways could not handle the amount of rain. We had no need in worrying, our house sits up the side of a mountain.
bijouxbroussard 路 F
@Echoing Aren鈥檛 the springs replenished by rainfall ? I ask because my state had a four year drought and many of our springs and water sources in the northern area virtually dried up for awhile. Everything in your photo looks so lush and green.
Echoing 路 61-69, F
@bijouxbroussard Yes they are. I guess if we had a drought, we would not be lush and green neither. The Ohio is north of us. The Greenbrier is just down the road. And a all season creek runs through our land here... It never has dried up according to the folks here. I hope you all get some rain that will help you.