The Saco flowing over the dam

I have posted more than one picture of this dam at Bar Mills but this is the wildest I have ever seen it. the water over the dam is almost the same level as the dam. Here are a couple of earlier shots. First about a year ago - https://365project.org/joansmor/365/2018-04-19
And then as it normally looks in the fall - https://365project.org/joansmor/365/2018-10-11

[Diana]

Goodness me what a difference! That water sure is going wild, hope it does not fill any more.

[Merrelyn]

That's quite a flow!

[Jacqueline]

A lot of white water, great shot Joan!

[gloria jones]

Wow...Great shot of the water movement

[Tom]

Wow a lot of force captured

[FBailey]

Very forceful!

[Margaret Brown]

That looks angry! Nice movement capture

[Danette Thompson]

Crazy water. Hope it calms down.

[M Whipple]

Looks dangerous!

[Pat Knowles]

Wonderful division of styles of water....the calm as it tips over the edge & the wild churning below.

[sarah]

Wow what raging waters

[Richard Sayer]

Water levels must be dangerously high downstream... no?

[Tina]

WoW that is a lot of water

[Rob Z]

You certainly have caught the turbulence.

[Islandgirl]

Very powerful!

[Jane Pittenger]

Wow is that scary looking

[Ann H. LeFevre]

Wow! I noticed the Bushkill was pretty rough and tumble today- and it's a few days after the storm-looks like it's going to be a wet Spring which does not bode well for the Gypsy Moths- but I'm not complaining!! Good shot!

[Taffy]

Gosh -- that really conveys the power of the water.

[Milanie]

Good gracious - that water has a lot of force and sure is high. Don't imagine it's much better down stream.

[Harry J Benson]

nice water photo

[haskar]

Great pov and contrast of water surface.

[Wylie]

Wow, lots of water!