greybeard
Herd Master
I've been over the Llano River bridge in llano dozens & dozens of times and it's always been 30-40 feet from the bridge down to the water.
It's within just a foot of exceeding the early 1930s flood, which this bridge was built to withstand.
Same bridge as above:
Difficult to fathom a West Texas river rising 29 feet in 24 hours but it did.
Another bridge is washed out on FM 2900...youtube video is out there.
Same river is flooding downstream at Junction (on I-10). Wife and I went tubing on the Llano at Junction several years back..over a decade. The only river tubing we ever did where we had to paddle ourselves along because of a lack of current.
It's within just a foot of exceeding the early 1930s flood, which this bridge was built to withstand.
Same bridge as above:
Difficult to fathom a West Texas river rising 29 feet in 24 hours but it did.
Another bridge is washed out on FM 2900...youtube video is out there.
Same river is flooding downstream at Junction (on I-10). Wife and I went tubing on the Llano at Junction several years back..over a decade. The only river tubing we ever did where we had to paddle ourselves along because of a lack of current.
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