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Proof of #2 is I typed creek bands instead of creek banks. Ha Ha on me.

Proof of #2 is I typed creek bands instead of creek banks. Ha Ha on me.

A water gap is a pivoting gate put in a creek or dry wash. When it floods and water and debris comes down creek, it can pivot up and not wash out the fence.. Think of a gate (shaped like the creek bands and hinged to a cable on top rather than hinges on ends.

As for #2, us old guys sometimes type and don't proof read--you caught me.

Some folks don't even know you have to have an inspection sticker. I lived and ranched in Jack County in the 80's and had a widow neighbor who was 80 or better. One day I stopped by to tell her that her water gap on the Wizzard Wells road had washed out and I had retied it with with wire, but her hand needed to check it. She drove a '65 Chev Impala that they bought new in Jacksboro (No Chev house now). It still had a 1965 sticker on it. She honestly did not know it had to be inspected each year and evidently her now diseased husband did not either. She drove all over the east side of Jack County and shopping once a week as well as Bingo in Runaway Bay. Never had been stopped.