10-02-2012, 11:15 PM
Yes, there were significant portions where the hillsides were totally charred as far as you could see. It was 
. Several spots you could tell had flooded very badly. But they had most of the debris pretty much cleared away and the road seemed fine to me, despite all the signs warning of road damage.
The lower stretches were very, very muddy. Whether that's still a direct result of the fire/flooding or because of the scattered thunderstorms the day before (or both?), I'm not sure.
I do know that the "flies only" water was crystal clear, and the fish happy and hungry.
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. Several spots you could tell had flooded very badly. But they had most of the debris pretty much cleared away and the road seemed fine to me, despite all the signs warning of road damage.The lower stretches were very, very muddy. Whether that's still a direct result of the fire/flooding or because of the scattered thunderstorms the day before (or both?), I'm not sure.
I do know that the "flies only" water was crystal clear, and the fish happy and hungry.
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