In a message dated 11/28/2006 8:34:43 P.M. US Mountain Standard Time,
bill@freeholder.com writes:
Not true... 100 years ago or so, heavy
rain caused the Colorado to overflow. I think it did breach some flood
control dikes, but there were no dams on the Colorado at that time. It
was NOT a man made effect.
Bill in
Willcox
Sorry Bill, it sure was a Man made effect. Don't want to say it was a screw
up because it's supplied water for a very fertile valley for growing crops
in the Imperial Valley which has had past holdings as Lettuce Capital of the
world, and Carrot capital of the world but still a very fertile valley for
production of winter vegetables. Yuma now claims the title for Winter Lettuce
capital of the world along with most vegetables as broccoli, cauliflower,
romaine, spinach and cabbage.
Robert