What can the Last Rain Tell Us?

They say pictures are worth a 1000 words. So I'll let you take a look and be creative then tell me what you see. It rained here on 11/30/2007. The total precipitation was near 2.00 inches for a 24 hr. period. By 10:30 am., Deppe Pond was full and over flowing into the planned "Tui Slough" area. The first four pictures were taken Friday, Nov. 30 @ about 2:30 pm. The remainder of the pictures were taken on Monday, Dec. 3rd 2007, three day after the rain stopped.

Shannon on the "upper dam". The "Tui Slough" is completely filled and overflowing!
The first section of the dug out "Tui Slough". Overflowing "upper dam".
Looking south toward the "upper dam" Side erosion in the deepest part of the slough.
Looking east across the "upper dam" 3 day later
The only remaining water in the unlined "Tui Slough"
East "Tui Slough" bank erosion. West "Tui Slough" bank erosion.
Signs of water infiltration over 3 days. See the lines on decline on the bank?
Remaining water in what was a 6 foot deep section of 'Tui Slough" Deppe Pond after the rain (taken at dam level).
West bank of Deppe Pond. Looking north across Deppe Pond across the "upper dam"
The pond's "fowl life" is back to normal... Erosion along the unbermed east back of the proposed "Tui Slough" reach .