Maybe you’ve been keeping up with all the rainy weather, storms, and flooding. Or maybe you’ve been ignoring the news. Or you are just possibly living on an island separated from all cares in the world. Whatever the case may be, I’ve some watery pics this week of the Missouri River out of its banks…. again.
Living in low-lying areas, bottoms as we refer to them here, one expects some flooding. But with these massive events you can’t help but to be in total awe of Mother Nature. There are so many affected this year that it boggles the mind. Our thoughts and prayers to all in these areas no matter which part of the world you’re in.
In the meantime, I hope you can enjoy the beauty found in the scenes captured by my daughter this past Tuesday afternoon.
And hoping this video will work.
Thursday Doors comes to you through Norm 2.0 every Thursday. We join him by adding our own set of doors each week. Please take a couple minutes to visit Norm and a few of the other participants for some wonderful door views from around the world.
Katy Trail Creations 
The summer that my husband and his friend rode the trail and I served as sag wagon, the river was well out of its banks as well. I saw a house floating in one video. Bad stuff.
janet
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It really is tough. It has the potential of breaking ‘93 records. Glad to live on the higher ground.
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Scary stuff. Mother Nature always gets the last word.
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It usually wins for sure.
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Good for your daughter, though, looking out for Mom’s interests!
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She’s definitely the next sewist of the family 😊thank goodness I have someone to hand down my fabric stash to lol
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Mother Nature is indeed a powerful force. So sorry for the destruction the flooding causes. Your daughter got some great shots.
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Thank you! I’ll be sure to relay your compliments 😊
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Wishing your daughter and neighbors well as they hopefully return to some normalcy soon. Her photos are appreciated.
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Thanks so much! We’re thankful to be living on the high ground 😊
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Yikes. I loved hearing the birds chirp but water can be so devastating.
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It certainly can! Receding but will likely be November for a lot of folks to really be past this ordeal. Thanks for visiting!
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So sorry for all the destruction. On our way home from one of my daughter’s in Arkansas, we saw the Arkansas River overflowing its banks. So sad and scary!
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My husband drove past Rocheport exit yesterday and it’s (Missouri River)went up even more. Very sad.
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