I’m just wondering…

[PondPopper]

If this is still considered “water front property” on the tax rolls because this stretch of the Perdenales hasn’t had much, if any, water in it in years.. It’s sad!!! I still remember riding jet boats up and down this same stretch back in the 80’s…

[Archereject]

That’s crazy. I remember in the 80’s crossing it going back and forth to llano on 71. It always seemed full.
Should start a house boat lawn service.😂
You would have a legitimate argument at the assessors office.

[PondPopper]

That’s crazy. I remember in the 80’s crossing it going back and forth to llano on 71. It always seemed full.
Should start a house boat lawn service.😂
You would have a legitimate argument at the assessors office.

Yes it was a very popular stretch of river in the 70’s and 80’s, it was always full and beautiful.
I’ve been crossing it regularly for the last 40 years and have seen the decline. Crazy to see it now.
Not many floating docks back then. Those were added slowly but they haven’t floated in many years now and with the lake level and water demand now, they probably never will again, at least not for any long periods of time.

[rut-ro]

Unfortunately, Lake Travis is same. We used to camp at the convergence of the Pedernales and the Colorado. Now, you cant run very far up the pedernales without hitting stumps and trees . The more they build the lower it will get

[Jefecinco]

Yep my taxes haven't changed. The bluebonnet picture was April of last year me standing at the edge of the water looking back at my place. And the top view is from a buddy that flew over my place in December. It hasn't gotten better.

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[PondPopper]

Yep my taxes haven't changed. The bluebonnet picture was April of last year me standing at the edge of the water looking back at my place. And the top view is from a buddy that flew over my place in December. It hasn't gotten better.

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WOW!!!!
Yea the lake is extremely low now..
I guess the only thing that will end the endless development is the lake actually being sucked dry and that will eventually happen.

[Jefecinco]

WOW!!!!
Yea the lake is extremely low now..
I guess the only thing that will end the endless development is the lake actually being sucked dry and that will eventually happen.

Ya that is Buchanan so I am used to some fluctuation. But no spring rains last year, and this year doesn't look any better. Not fun. I did get to fix my wall and pour more boat ramp, lol.