I took a look at the Sewer today, wanting to get a feeling for the new Britannia gauge readings.
At the current reading of 58.5, the Sewer wave is still green, no inkling of breaking yet. Maybe good for soul surfing in a long boat, probably a fight to stay on otherwise. The wave behind has a good little foam pile, though it's probably not too deep. The rocks someone placed a couple of years ago to form an eddy break as you come off the wave are just barely covered at this level.
The water is just lapping the bottom of the flat 6" rock ledge at the put-in, no sand showing. Maybe that should be our new Sewer "micro-gauge". Something like, Bottom of ledge = kinda lame; Middle of ledge = wave begins breaking; Above ledge = let's rock!
The Wall is definitely starting to take shape again, the water is almost to the top of the plastic pipes (or what's left of them). The front wave probably has a bit of surf potential in a longlong boat.
If the level rises significantly from 58.5 in the next few days, the Sewer at least should be worth checking out.
John
