Today we take a ride to examine a fine example of a civil engineer's equation with
a divide by zero:
~ the "glory hole" ~
at Lake Berryessa created by the Monticello Dam on Puta Creek
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We begin with crossing the I-80 cauzway going west and recording evidence of the Yolo bypass flood prevention...
... looking north, the fence rail is blocking view of RR track, but check the height of the water on the tressel...
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... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... looking south...
... this is normally rice fields and duck/goose hunting...
... and now... just looks like the bay...
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... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... OK... now, on to the glory hole... where is it?...
... location of the Monticello Dam on Puta Creek that creates Lake Berryessa...
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... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
photos with the Nikon (some chain link fence difficulty)
of a supernatural whirlpool, a demon's mouth, or a portal into hell or a fourth dimension?
noooo... it's a bellmouth spillway...
also called a morning glory, plug hole or, as referred to by the locals, a "glory hole"
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... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
photos with the Cannon (no chain link fence difficulty)
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... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
return trip... crossing the I-80 Yolo cauzway going east, looking south...
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... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
... photograph by Russell Holder
