
ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.

ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.

ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.

ALT a series of photos of the Rodeo Lagoon taken about 24 hours apart. The before photos show a high-water line up the protective fence in some locations. The after photos show a drop in the water level, and a starkly receded shoreline revealing about 15 feet of dirt and dried grass. In all the photos you can see the rows of old army barracks making up Fort Cronkhite, and rocky, shrub covered hills in the background.






























