LAKE OF THE OZARKS, Mo. — Waterfront bars, restaurants, resorts and marinas that epitomize so much of the Lake experience for visitors and residents at Lake of the Ozarks found themselves under water for the second time in 2015.
Businesses are taking the damage in stride, with many staying positive on Facebook. Most are closed for the winter months, so have time to clean and restore their currently soggy stores, before reopening for another vacation season in the spring.
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Lake Landmarks Under Water: Resorts, Restaurants & Marinas Submerged By Floods
Waterfront bars, restaurants, resorts and marinas that epitomize so much of the Lake experience for visitors and residents at Lake of the Ozarks found themselves under water for the second time in 2015.
photography by Janet Dabbs and Lakefront businesses (posted on their Facebook pages)
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Cabana Jones' Facebook post:
"Indoor pool anyone?"
Cabana Jones' Facebook post:
"Indoor pool anyone?"
Glencove Marina Facebook post:
"Rain, Rain, go away.. Don't come back another day!! We have water flooded onto the parking lot below but I'm not complaining. Docks are safe, boats are all safe, we are safe. I'm happy our office buildings are not right on the water front! Thank you Mike and Kenton for checking on the dock cables this morning!! Stay safe everybody."
Lighthouse Marina Facebook post:
"Not again"
Lighthouse Marina Facebook post:
"Not again"
Mariners Pier 31 -- Facebook post:
"Just a little rain here. Nothing we can't handle thou. Stay dry and warm."
Montego Bay Facebook post:
"4' over full pull, we might need to invest in paddle boards lol, everything is ok here"
