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Many Texans vacation in Colorado, enjoy skiing and owning vacation properties there.

This hasn’t received much play in the news media, but parts of New Mexico, Colorado, Utah and Arizona are presently experiencing massive flooding after years of extreme drought.

Several remnants of Pacific hurricanes have moved into the area and camped over the San Juan Mountains. Twice in the last 10 days, Pagosa Springs and Durango has river levels since 1911.

I spent half of my life on my parents ranch on the San Juan River, 18 miles SW of Pagosa, what looks to be right in the bullseye of the flooding Pagosa in presently cut off from both the east and the west by washouts on US 160. Most phone and cell, plus electricity is out and it snowed Sunday.

Even the railroad tracks along the Animas River on the famous Durango and Silverton Narrow Gauge have been washed out, suspending service, as has the Cumbres & Toltec Scenic Railroad by the Rio Chama that is over flood stage.

This is a horrible tragedy that is destined to change the land for generations. Please remember these folks in your prayers and touch base with any family or friends in the area when services are restored.

With support, people are resilient.

Emergency disaster declaration also issued for Durango;
tinyurl.com/2cjwrywm
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