What are you collecting from? With that much rain ours overflow. I have two of them hooked up in series, to one downspout on the house, and even they fill up with one rain.back to work. ugh. kill list. nothing like back to back to back meetings to return to work to.
rained 1/4" last night, rain barrel is about half full.
i put in a downspout diverter in for it.What are you collecting from? With that much rain ours overflow. I have two of them hooked up in series, to one downspout on the house, and even they fill up with one rain.
You missed ole cleeter mcskeeter up there. Check out this jet boat:Rode 2 sections of the Idaho back country discovery route yesterday whilst waiting on ring and pinion parts. This country never gets old to me.
Ironically he’s ridden on two of my boats that were much more capable. The boys at HCM got him with a good time. Funny how many local don’t even have a clue who he is or what YouTube is.You missed ole cleeter mcskeeter up there. Check out this jet boat:
Those little jet boats look like a blast. If I win the lottery on Wednesday, I'd for sure put my name on one
That's a lot of pie.
Felt kinda bad sending my boy to mountain bike camp in that this morning. But he told me last night he was super excited about it. Plus, it's supposed to clear out throughout the day. And the rest of the week may be a washout, so we decided to send him anyways. This morning wasn't as bad as yesterday so I hope it gets better quick.
HBD!
Of course it does! Don’t judge!Cold Beer doesn’t like MAGA republicans.
I'm surprisingly not too bad this morning after our 10 miles, 2850ft yesterday climbing to the top of a mountain with very little in the way of established trail anywhere near the top (Santa Fe Mtn)
We hiked up to Beartrack Lake in the Mt Evans Wilderness - was surprisingly quiet, TBH. I was expecting crowds... although perhaps the fact that it's 11 miles RT and over 2K vertical up to it keeps it quiet?I'm surprisingly not too bad this morning after our 10 miles, 2850ft yesterday climbing to the top of a mountain with very little in the way of established trail anywhere near the top (Santa Fe Mtn)
Where didja go?
Looks like you head in from Camp Rock Campground? I've ridden to there a bunch of times but never headed beyond it.We hiked up to Beartrack Lake in the Mt Evans Wilderness - was surprisingly quiet, TBH. I was expecting crowds... although perhaps the fact that it's 11 miles RT and over 2K vertical up to it keeps it quiet?
Appears as if it'd be some good fishin', too.
That's the spot. You technically need a state hunting/fishing license to enter at that location, but there wasn't anybody checking...Looks like you head in from Camp Rock Campground? I've ridden to there a bunch of times but never headed beyond it.
I'll simply remind you not to ski in Australia at all, m8.remind me to not try to ski at Perisher early in the season
[VIDEO] Early Season Conditions and Wind-Holds Contribute to 'Nightmare Fuel' Lift Lines at Perisher Resort, Australia - SnowBrains
On Saturday, early season conditions, wind holds, and pent-up demand was a recipe for 'nightmare fuel' liftlines at Perisher Resortsnowbrains.com
Downhill skiing looks fun and all, but not spend four hours in the car plus $200/pp/day on lift tickets only to get in a mere 4 runs cause the line is so long kind of fun.remind me to not try to ski at Perisher early in the season
[VIDEO] Early Season Conditions and Wind-Holds Contribute to 'Nightmare Fuel' Lift Lines at Perisher Resort, Australia - SnowBrains
On Saturday, early season conditions, wind holds, and pent-up demand was a recipe for 'nightmare fuel' liftlines at Perisher Resortsnowbrains.com
Midweek skiing on a pass changes the equation. I paid something like $20/day in pass fees last season. Mind you, equipment, food, lessons/programs added up to much more but that was optional. I could have dirtbagged it for $20.Downhill skiing looks fun and all, but not spend four hours in the car plus $200/pp/day on lift tickets only to get in a mere 4 runs cause the line is so long kind of fun.