Re: [RBW] Flood Season Riding in CA

2023-01-08 Thread Mike Godwin
Jim Don't forget that the impact by hydraulic mining in the 1860s-1875 or so, irreparably modified the American-Sacramento Rivers' inland delta by raising the streambed something like 15 feet, I've read. I think the 1862 flood may have been slightly influenced by the hydromodification,

Re: [RBW] Flood Season Riding in CA

2023-01-08 Thread Rick Thompson
We live in Fairfield and have friends who moved to the pocket area. There is a standing arrangement that we can evacuate to their house in case of fire and they can come to ours in case of flood. In the last few years we are at Fire = 2 and Flood = 0, but we are keeping the guest room ready

Re: [RBW] Flood Season Riding in CA

2023-01-06 Thread Mike Godwin
Jeremey, Eric, et al Get some photos of the rack line in between flood/release events to gauge river heights. A fun hydrologic exercise while riding. Rack line? The topmost line of organic and anthropogenic debris parallel to flow deposited on river bank/levee. Lower flood levels will result

Re: [RBW] Flood Season Riding in CA

2023-01-06 Thread 'Eric Norris' via RBW Owners Bunch
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