Hurricane Ida made its way through Danville, Virginia and dumped over 5 inches of rain within a 48 hour period. More rain is forecast for the region. The Dan River was at 23.3 feet when this video was taken. It is expected to reach 26.4 feet by midnight November 12, 2009. Water levels are expected to rise even further to 26.4 feet and is 2 feet shy of the record setting flood of 1996 at 28 feet. Flood waters can be seen in places that have never flooded before at this level.

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Special events occur around the world, in every country, and every place where human kind survive. The greatest moment of our lives are found hidden in our memory. But, for one moment to stand out above the rest, most certainly comes from some type of social gathering.

Special Event

Tractor Pull

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=kvDrHTEhEEc&feature=channel_page

Flame Thrower

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=dZXUYEdSNhY

Boat Launch

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AO0GbYK661g

63 Pound Blue Catfish

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=xrwmT2UTDIo

Helicopter Landing

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=AJiTv9ySgqg

Speed Boat

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=3tD38chKTUg&feature=channel_page

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The Dan River is a fresh water source that stretches 200 miles throughout southside Virginia.

Society weighs heavily on water as their source of life on Earth. Without water all living things will not survive. Fresh water is a resource humankind can’t afford lose. Future generations depend on our conservation to maintain quality of life.

If we’re to help make our fresh water supply last another 100 years, then we must start – NOW! We should stop thinking fresh water will be here forever. All citizens around the world must eliminate wasteful use of fresh water and search for renewable energy to purify and store water for safe consumption.

We must look at water and energy in a NEW way. Look beyond our old and failing infrastructures, harvest water better in areas with insufficient supplies, and learn how to adapt to our new climate change before it’s too late!

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