Well, I don't know what he's talking about when I lived down in Sumner as well.

We were right next to one of those rivers and if it rained enough, like they were starting to bring out stuff to kind of

keep the river out there from flooding the entire area. It's that that mountain goes off.

Didn't you have a moment or just because of the rains for remember this when you're

your wife for living there like you said because you live kind of across the street

is from it? Yeah yeah we were right there in the same complex and and it never got to the point to where people needed to be evacuated, but it did get high enough.

And I, and I went out there a handful of times to look at it. The debris that was being washed down was

horrifically incredible.

They actually get close to like that playground?

Uh, playground, playground.

I'm just remembering your old place, like looking at the giant rabbits, there was like a playground

and I think the river was on like the other side.

Okay, so yeah, so where that playground was was actually within the complex on the other

side of those buildings is where that river was at and I never got close there, but there was, there was this big

hilly berm that was built out there. I don't know if it was sandbagged and then just kind of mossed over or something like that.

They had a natural barrier that was there and then they would actually for like the walkway paths they would bring out these big old inflatable which I think they actually

filled with water to keep it in place.

Yeah right to inflate and keep them in place there so we weren't ever sandbag there but that

river did get high enough to where after it had settled we walked the dog and there was there was a

trail of leaves where the water the water line had clearly gone up and over the

walking trail that was back there and again same thing I wasn't thinking

about the rain that was coming down.

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