 This is our street looking toward the north about an hour after the rain stopped this afternoon.
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 Looking to the south on Pear Street.
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 Our place on Pear Street. There was barely enough room behind the car to get groceries out of the trunk.
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 People would need waders to get into the north entrance of the clubhouse.
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 The homes on Coconut Street appear to be lake front properties.
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 A golf cart slowly makes its way to the east on Coconut Street generating as small a wake as possible.
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 This couple was simply exploring the park in their electric golf cart - hmmm.
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 Homes near the front of the park are nearly inaccessible.
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 Another home on Lime Street that is inaccessible without waders.
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 A truck negotiates the turn onto Lemon Street.
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 Looking to the north on Lemon Street.
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 A large rig parked on a site near the park entrance.
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 Garden planted with tender, loving care sits underwater.
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 When
it comes to acts of nature, management doesn't necessarily have any
privileges. Her house is as flooded as anyone else's.
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 This group was exploring on a gasoline powered golf cart near the back of the park.
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 At
the front of the park, in the southeast corner and near the
construction on the new overpass is where the drainage tunnels are
located. Unfortunately, it doesn't seem there is much of a system
to get rainwater from the park into the drainage ditches.
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