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The rivers rise and eventually the Delaware and Lehigh Rivers meet. The Delaware waters are forced up while the Lehigh waters are raging down. This is what it looks like when that happens.
Photo by Laini Abraham
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6 Responses
WOW
Thanks for the WOW, Oli! I like Wows. It was, indeed, a wow.
Pretty nuts, Laini. I’ll get on the wow wagon. This is pretty cool. Interesting how that happens. 😉 !
Agreed, Ryan. And thank you!
Nice photo. Was this taken from a boat looking up the Lehigh towards 3rd st.?
Thank you. No, it was taken from Scott Park looking toward South Side. The wavy part of the water is where the dam can usually be seen. It’s still there, but the Delaware was so high that it covered it!