[DAVEY CROCKETT]

the camp's water treatment system, which draws water from the North Yamhill River, may have been overwhelmed by surface water run-off caused by recent heavy rainfall.

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Oh sure this is just a natural occurrence of nature, nothing to see move along.

Last weekend we went to decorate family graves and took our granddaughter with us. We were having a family and area history lesson.

In McCaysville, Georgia there is a spring that was moved by a miracle of GOD. In the early 1900 Christan Crusaders came and set up tents for revival. They stopped near a spring for water for themselves and horses.

The property owner refused to let them use the spring. So that night there was a terrible rain storm, that change the path of the spring to the outside of the property line. The next morning they woke up to find water outside the fence.

We all 3 drank form this spring. The water was clearer than what comes from my house.

[nw_arizona_granny]

the camp's water treatment system, which draws water from the
North Yamhill River, may have been overwhelmed by surface water
run-off caused by recent heavy rainfall.
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I read this with the same thought that I have when an
airplane is reported to "fall out of the sky".

I think, "who loosened the bolts".

My valley is only now getting one or two paved roads, the
dirt roads will loosen all the nuts and screws on your vehicles over time.

I have seen what loose bolts will do.

When I bought my Chevie pick up, it was so pretty in red and
white and all shiny, but used in the valley on the dirt roads......

It took a mechanic 2 days to get them all tight, the motor
was being held by one bolt/motor mount.

Loosen a bolt and sooner or later it will fall out and do the damage that is planned.

Loosen a water filter or the intake hose and you will be overwhelmed with bad water.