Photo and Blog Sources for San Juan Cosala and the Raquet Club after the Flooding

Here are all the links to blogs and groups of photos that I know of. If you find more, please add the link in a comment to this post. Thanks!

My husband Kelly has a lot of photos at flickr. Here is a link to all his waterspout-related pictures, both San Juan Cosala and the Raquet Club:
http://flickr.com/photos/kellyhart/sets/72157602013524791/

Another man, Steve Miller, took a lot of photos of the Raquet Club too.
http://www.flickr.com/photos/shmiller/sets/72157601993828026/

Here are photos from a woman who lives in San Juan Cosala, in a part of town that got a lot of mud:
http://community.webshots.com/album/560684212

And thanks to reader Viki for adding these blogs in a comment. I've moved them up here, where they will be easier to see, and added some description.

http://www.mexico-insights.com/judysblog/blog.htm
Judy King is one of the most reliable sources of information on all aspects of life in the Lake Chapala region. From her monthly online magazine about the region to her weekly newcomer's seminars to her column in the Lake Chapala Review, and no doubt other things, she really has her finger on the pulse here. While I'm covering what we see and learn about here, she is a major source for a broader picture.

http://mainetomexico.blogspot.com/
Bill and Pixie Frayer live in Ajijic and have been reporting too.

http://www.chapalaforum.com/phpBB/
A place that people share news and rumors-labeled-as-news (see my rant about rumors in a previous post; this forum is probably no worse than other groups.) It was one of the first places I turned after the floods.