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The Flooding Delaware River

Jul 03, 2006 | From the kitchen of Rose

This is the view of the Delaware River and the Gap as seen from atop the old trestle bridge spanning the Delaware between Columbia, NJ and Portland Pa. Most of the bridges between NJ and PA up here are closed due to flooding. I've never seen the Delaware so high, cresting way over the banks, or so quickly flowing/raging it’s way to the ocean. I’ve always wanted to climb the trestle aqueduct bridge and finally here was my excuse!

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no--you're right--rivers are usually clear if not polluted but when there are big storms and floods they become very muddy as is demonstrated in this photo!

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I have never seen such a river. Honestly, I always thought that rivers should be clear. But I know it's my mistake ))

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