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Curbside water and the start of autumn leaves on Hodges Street.

The morning’s high waters had retreated by Wednesday afternoon, but still covered Hodges.

Wednesday morning, the waters had come up Hodges as far as the farmers market sign. The wind shift had the waters backing away a few hours later

At the other end of Hodges, near Camp Creek. In one yard next to the Town’s right of way, the high waters created a tidal pool. A wind tidal pool.

It may take more than forgiveness to keep the salt water wash from having its effect. Every few minutes, another vehicle forded the brackish waters.

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Posted Thursday September 25, 2014 by Melinda Penkava