A Public Gallery of Thoughts, Images and Sounds in Response to Hurricane Katrina
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Closed because of risk of flooding… 2025-04-04
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Snow, hail, freezing rain, torrential rain, flooding, ice pellets, thunder, lightning, damaging winds - we got it all today! Rusty and I tried to go for a walk in this mess but he quickly went pee and turned towards home. The weatherman says we may get a bit of a break in about an hour so we’ll venture out again before the second round of thunderstorms. I hear it’s going to be warm and sunny tomorrow. Welcome to April!
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News photo by Matt Kaminsky. Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
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MBTA tracks at left. News photo by Matt Kaminsky. Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
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Inbound platform at rear. Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
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MBTA platform, Lower Mills, Milton, MA 2/18/25
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Baker Dam, Neponset River, Milton, MA 2/18/25
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Flooding can disrupt operations, damage infrastructure, and put occupants at risk. Assessing site vulnerabilities early in the design process helps teams plan for natural hazards and climate-related threats.
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The river (beyond the tree) overflows onto the edge of the park every year, and often a lot more than this year. Geese and ducks populate the pond scouring what food they can. It's a veritable feast.
I wanted a clear photo, but had I exited the car, they would have fled, so I used the phone to shoot through the windshield, and then I cropped away the hood of the car in the bottom third of the photo.
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