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This sign tells it all.  The rains of Thursday evening and overnight to Firday morning (9/26) left a lot of water in the low spots on the Golfview course.

Water in the lakes was so hight it reached the bridge between the teeboxes on #4.  Note the anhinga drying its wings on the bench.

This view shows how the lake near the 1st tee has invaded the first fairway.
Looking north from the first tee you can see how the "two lakes" have become one.

This view looking toward number 3 and number 7 greens and the 8th teebox on the right, shows how the lake has added an interesting water feature for #3.

This view is from the 9th green looking north to Glen Abbey.  Note the trees growing in the lake.
The pumphouse is clearly under water in this view from the 9th green.


Walkers were using the roads that morning as these views of the walking path show (above and below left).


This is the curve on Lakewood as seen from Gladiolus.



Two views of Lakewood along the south edge of the new development.  The school bus left quite a rooster tail and many cars were simply turning around and taking a detour to Summerlin.

The parking lot at Gladiolus Gardens resembled a lake.
The canal along our south boundary was up to its banks.