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Lake Lanier, Ga. - Bummer
Lake Lanier is down more than 20 ft. Can't get to our boat because the ramp
is too steep. If we could, it is dangerous to take it out sailing. Can't get to the pumpout and the lifts are closed. Sad shape. Our boat's for sale! Pura vida, G |
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Lake Lanier, Ga. - Bummer
"G&G" wrote:
Lake Lanier is down more than 20 ft. Can't get to our boat because the ramp is too steep. If we could, it is dangerous to take it out sailing. Can't get to the pumpout and the lifts are closed. Sad shape. Our boat's for sale! Did you think of driving over the Chatanooga Lake instead? Actually, it's the same all over the Southeast US. Water levels are way down; the Tennessee River is somewhat of an exception but then they have less draw and tremendously more drainage area. It's a shame this darn climate change has led to cancelled regattas! Fresh Breezes- Doug King |
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