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Looks like we get a reprieve until tomorrow; yay for a drainage day! Now I need to get off the couch and onto the bike to run some errands and …
From what I’ve seen, joyous.
This article is 9 years old and John left the stage in 2022. How “christian” of you.
What’s wrong with you? Pagan’s were celebrating Solstice for 12,000 years at least. Christians co-opted the celebration for nefarious reasons. There is no way in hell Yeshua was born in …
I wonder how mushrooms feel about all this rain.
https://lostcoastoutpost.com/lowdown/ On a Monday, apparently.
On a Monday?
Typical Monterey Pine behavior 🙄 cut those dang things down before they cut you down!
Short of the federal government deciding to actually enforce weed laws, how would reclassification to a lesser but still restricted level make recreational use (which is currently still federally illegal) …
Is there still a pancake feed at the Grange this morning?
It didn’t take out the building. Just the utilities
I very much appreciate all rex has done for our ranchers…I look forward to him helping ranchers out, wherever he goes next. Please.
They do such good work for us…sad that a tree took out their building…
I wonder if the tree was damaged or diseased previously. Periodic inspections are a good idea if infrastructure is located within the fall radius of a large tree.
Assuming that the water on the road is a mixture of bay and stream overflow, it’s a good idea to rinse the undercarriage of your vehicle afterwards. The salt from …
I’ll repeat what I posted commenting on the last flooding article.We would benefit by adopting the depth gauges common in Mexico at flood-prone road sections. It’s hard to judge the …
At least it’s not as bad as the high King Tides we had around 12/4-7 which were all over 9.0.
If you take it as a slur I suppose
They used to run bulldozers down Cummings Creek and Elk River so heavy rains like this wouldn’t flood the roads. I’m not sure what the best solution is but if …
This comment certainly didn’t age well, did it?(And that’s setting aside that the pooh-poohing was posted well before the rain was forecast to even start.)
That’s because we had “wolf” cried 100x in the last 2years….
Your “heathens” comment did not go unnoticed. How christian of you.
I love you and miss you Jenny. Every fucking day. RIP sweet lady.
I do believe that’s where the “lake” used to be
Well, alrighty then.
Redbeard, let me guess? You’re a Rex Bohner? Well, please educate yourself on unnecessary burning of fossil fuels and climate change. Try your local library if the www fails you.
What does a Christmas parade have to do with flooding?
Do you understand water levels are seasonal? It’s not about limiting water at all times, just when levels are low and draining too much makes the river sick.
Don’t drown, turn around.
The last photo — the tree got what it deserved!