SliverPicker
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SliverPicker
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I worked for a guy in Arcata that had a shower built inside of a goose pen. It was the biggest shower I've ever seen. It was probably 8' in diameter hollow.
2.3 inches of rain in 24 hours, so far. We are in a lull right now. They've also upgraded the flood watch to a flood warning on our river. Ahhhh, a little bit late, but the storms of November have arrived.
Kinda glad I make a habit of keeping a bit of office work in my back pocket just for days like this.
I don't know if you noticed, but I think the owner of the split tree in the Chainsaw forum DID listen. It was just the experts that don't have anything to do with it that were giving you grief.
I noticed.
The power just went off and on. That's always entertaining.
Were nice and quiet up here our winter creek is running full tho
I was surprised a few weeks ago, we had people all over the Portland metro area that were out for several days, including people across the ridge from us. Ours was only out for a couple of hours.
Same here. The little creek is running, but wasn't full and the bigger creek hasn't gone through the barn that it goes through and the river wasn't even bank full. I'll check the hydrograph thing.
According to the hydrograph thing, and there is an instrument mounted on the bridge, the Cowlitz has entered the Minor Flooding stage. I think that means that the swamps are filling up, although it did look like the dairy farmer moved his cows up on a humpy piece of ground.
RandyMac
Stiff Member
Our rivers are bankfull, even the Mad and Redwood Creek are runnin' mud, the Smith is steelhead color. Got 5 days or so of good rain coming, starting Thursday.
53 degrees outside. Here's our river at a glance. I think it behaved last night and just the usual uninhabited places flooded.
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=sew&gage=raww1
http://water.weather.gov/ahps2/hydrograph.php?wfo=sew&gage=raww1
Hey 2dogs, here's a recipe with Brussel Sprouts in it. I thought I'd make a gluten free cookie batch, but one of the cookie eaters said "Don't." He said there'd be more cookies for the gluten eaters if I made all normal cookies.
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/20...guests-for-thanksgiving-we-ve-got-you-covered
http://www.npr.org/blogs/thesalt/20...guests-for-thanksgiving-we-ve-got-you-covered
SliverPicker
ArboristSite Guru
I used to live in Blue Lake. If the Mad is bankfull that is some serious water. The last time I saw that was '95. I remember seeing more than one dead cow on its way to the Pacific floating in the waves on the river. There where even more dead cows on the beach that year. We canoed the Mad from town to the ocean that year around thanksgiving. It was a quick trip.
Well I guess I may have gotten fired today... for arguing... All I wanted was the work order and the print to match... what I got was a bunch of hand written numbers and called names... And then told to go home we'll get someone else to do it... its just tooling for airbus... lives depend on it no big deal...
I'll go in monday and see if I still have a job, if not **** em I got enough timber in front of me for 4-5 weeks full time, and some more phone calls to make.
I'll go in monday and see if I still have a job, if not **** em I got enough timber in front of me for 4-5 weeks full time, and some more phone calls to make.
Metals406
Granfodder Runningsaw
This might be that full-time window you were looking for.
Might be a blessing in disguise.
I left around 11, went home grabbed a couple of saws, went to the logging site... dumped a few trees, made a few logs, and presto I'm in a much better mood...
The Eel is looking much better than it was last month.
