#scarham

[wolfythewitch]

How’s the art book going?

[writing--references]

Guntersville Lake in Alabama

Guntersville Lake was formed due to the construction of Guntersville Dam in 1939. The dam impounds the reservoir and feeds into nearby Wheeler Lake. Meanwhile, the Tennessee River feeds into the reservoir via the Nickajack Dam further upstream. When measured from Guntersville Dam to Nickajack Dam, the lake measures nearly 75 miles long.  Multiple other waterways flow into the reservoir, including Scarham Creek, Big Spring Creek, and Honeycomb Creek. The lake features numerous coves and inlets, as well as approximately 949 miles of shoreline. While the lake encompasses a large area, it doesn’t measure that deep. Although it has a maximum depth of 60 feet, most measure no more than 15 feet deep. That said, unlike some reservoirs, the water levels of Guntersville Lake barely fluctuate throughout the year, averaging just 2 feet per year. Therefore, the lake maintains a storage capacity of around 1,049,000 acre feet year-round.

[wolfythewitch]

I adore your Hermes design he looks so wooshy

Thank you he is chicken

[wolfythewitch]

Wolfy who won you or the roach I need updates

We have brokered an unsteady ceasefire.

By which I mean I blasted enough insecticide in my room to kill a horse, trapped all the mist in for an entire night, and then checked in the morning. The roach is nowhere to be seen, even with a somewhat thorough cleanse of the room.

I can only hope it crawled away to die