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Spot for a cabin, delayed for 5 years, maybe this year.

Yesterday I took a walk to the cabin. Wore my chest waders to keep dry, water almost went over the top of them. Lake level was 3' higher than normal, never seen levels like this.3199.jpg3200.jpg3202.jpg3203.jpg3204.jpg
 
So high water was lower than the top of your footing blocks? Are you punching the air with joy because you planned appropriately or are you doing a sharp intake of breath because it could have gone sideways with a bit more water?
 
Both, it sits on the highest area which has never seen flood water until this year. Looks like the lower set support post at the perimeter did.
I will install screw rods into the ground and bolt them to the cabin, don't want it floating away.
 
I suspect he might mean climate change?

For us it is the other way round. The Netherlands is renowned for having to live with copious amounts of water. Well, this spring (as a matter of fact the last few springs now) we have a shortage of water. We definitely could use a bit of what you have in excess over here. It is getting weird...
 
HdV said:
I suspect he might mean climate change?

For us it is the other way round. The Netherlands is renowned for having to live with copious amounts of water. Well, this spring (as a matter of fact the last few springs now) we have a shortage of water. We definitely could use a bit of what you have in excess over here. It is getting weird...
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I rest my case M'Lud....and, in doing so, ask for thousands of other phenomena across the world to be taken into account.
 
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