The water was 17" deep above the concrete pad just off to the right of the plank walk.

This picture puts into context the close-ups of a hole in the plank walk (lower right center) surrounded by water.  It also illustrates that the water was still high, but down perhaps a fraction of an inch from the last visit.  The top of the concrete breakwater remains completely submerged along this section, and the plank walk that leads out to it is floating.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
April 19, 2012
(nex5n)
Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
Measuring the water level against the timbers of the retaining wall.  It has now reached just a fraction of an inch ABOVE the bottom of the 'flower 4X4', up from one month ago.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
Showing how deep the water was above the concrete pad behind the breakwater (18 inches).

Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
This, the back end of the plank walk, was floating free.  Stepping out onto it caused it to sink back onto its support blocks and hence become covered with water.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
My boots, showing the amount of water sloshing over the plank walk when its not floating free.  I was standing there hoping the tab on the zipper pull of the boots was reliable.  It reads 'Water Proof'.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
March 1, 2012
(Sony nex-5)
Along the breakwater, looking northward.

February 5, 2012
Crooked Lake, Michigan
The water was 17" deep above the concrete pad just off to the right of the plank walk.

This picture puts into context the close-ups of a hole in the plank walk (lower right center) surrounded by water. It also illustrates that the water was still high, but down perhaps a fraction of an inch from the last visit. The top of the concrete breakwater remains completely submerged along this section, and the plank walk that leads out to it is floating.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
April 19, 2012
(nex5n)
The water was 17" deep above the concrete pad just off to the right of the plank walk.

This picture puts into context the close-ups of a hole in the plank walk (lower right center) surrounded by water.  It also illustrates that the water was still high, but down perhaps a fraction of an inch from the last visit.  The top of the concrete breakwater remains completely submerged along this section, and the plank walk that leads out to it is floating.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
April 19, 2012
(nex5n)
The water was 17" deep above the concrete pad just off to the right of the plank walk.

This picture puts into context the close-ups of a hole in the plank walk (lower right center) surrounded by water. It also illustrates that the water was still high, but down perhaps a fraction of an inch from the last visit. The top of the concrete breakwater remains completely submerged along this section, and the plank walk that leads out to it is floating.

Crooked Lake, Michigan
April 19, 2012
(nex5n)
See photo in original gallery.