Harvey deposited several feet of sand in Kingwood’s River Grove Park. It took 358 truckloads, a quarter million dollars and five months to remove the sand. The boat launch (foreground) is still closed because of a 15 foot high wall of sand out of frame in the foreground.
Harvey deposited several feet of sand in Kingwood’s River Grove Park. It took 358 truckloads, $140,000 dollars and five months to remove the sand. The boat launch (foreground) is still closed because of a 15 foot high wall of sand out of frame in the foreground.
Harvey deposited several feet of sand in Kingwood’s River Grove Park. It took 358 truckloads, $140,000 and five months to remove the sand. The boat launch (foreground) is still closed because of a 15 foot high wall of sand out of frame in the foreground.
Harvey deposited several feet of sand in Kingwood’s River Grove Park. It took 358 truckloads, $140,000 dollars and five months to remove the sand. The boat launch (foreground) is still closed because of a 15 foot high wall of sand out of frame in the foreground.
Harvey deposited several feet of sand in Kingwood’s River Grove Park. It took 358 truckloads, $140,000 dollars and five months to remove the sand. The boat launch (foreground) is still closed because of a 15 foot high wall of sand out of frame in the foreground.
The boardwalk at Kingwood’s River Grove Park used to be a popular place for fishing, birdwatching and taking pictures of the family. Now the lagoon is filled in with sand.
The lagoon next to the popular boardwalk at Kingwood’s River Grove Park has totally filled in with sand deposited by Hurricane Harvey.
The lagoon next to the popular boardwalk at Kingwood’s River Grove Park has totally filled in with sand.
Even the northern end of the parking lot at Kingwood’s River Grove Park (farthest from the river) was covered with sand.
Even the northern end of the parking lot at Kingwood’s River Grove Park (farthest from the river) was covered with sand.