Water Water Everywhere And Not A Drop2
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Editor's Notes
- Slide shows Aliso Creek Newer Concret Banks with natural stone embedded in the banks
- Slide shows reservoir lake in North Orange County note the cars pull right to the surface
- Slide shows “locks” / aqueduct which tunnels the water and measures flow
- Fencing is eight feet high. During heavy rains drains pull tons of water and present a drowning danger
- Older drainage entrance note concrete block wall is perhaps only 10 years old but leaks fluid from ground
- Trash dumped in this drainage ditch will decompose slowly and end up either in the ocean or clogging somewhere down stream
- View of man made lake in Orange/ Santa Ana
- Water pooling Aliso Creek this is part of newer construction water ponding still
- Drain covers could have had mesh to stop the trash from entering the water
- Drain covers allow water to flow but keep out children for safety and animals such as coyotes who would hide and add bacterium
- Drain flowing Aliso creek
- Native bogmoss mayaca fluviatillis/ marlberry ardisisellliptia/ common reed phragmites australis are native and useful to birds and cleaning the water
- I found this passion flower vine which is not native growing on the banks of the Aliso Creek non native plants can become invasive and dangerously take over however this one is rather pretty
- In this deep bed of grasses were tiny white fringed orchids which are a lovely native habenaria blephariglotis
- Man Made lake behind Kite Hill called Wood Canyon PArk
- View Wood canyon lake upper
- View of water treatment plant on aliso creek. See the round pits which turn the water and dry the solids in sunlight
- Sewage water is bubbling in these pits with pulsing air
- View of water treatment plant upper
- Water tower santa ana in use
- Ducks floating in the center cleaner flow
- Aliso Creek
- View of Aliso Creek below Ben Browns note the sewer lines as two white pipes in the center these are exposed to flooding
- Aliso creek with natural granite and concrete sides
- Aliso creek note the concrete at the top of the photo has seen erosion from below
- Bridge of Pacific Coast Highway water from Aliso Creek entering the ocean
- Water entered the ocean and foam from surf and creek water this area is often closed after rain due to high pollution in the ocean and sand
- View of Aliso Creek going directly to sea
- Being careful not to dump trash or even over fertilizing our lawns is an important reminder
- Creek water in aqueduct north
- Landfill is right next to creek and aqueduct North West of our county
- Stagnant water full of mosquitoes and smells sign on Aliso Creek
- Water full of mud sediment junk just below Ben Brown’s – steps from the ocean