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That was just the ice dams, right?at least water is coming up from the floor anymore
that's the forecast?
jesus...
my perspective on these things definitely shifted a lot after the car accident.
town of truckee just declared a state of emergency
It’s full on Spring here in NC. Bradford Pears have already bloomed and the Cherry tree has little pink buds. Going to be green everywhere in a few moar days.
And not one damn snowflake this winter. I don’t want @kidwoo’s problem but a little of the white stuff would have been nice. Only shoveling I’ll be doing is cleaning up a few left over leaves.
And not one damn snowflake this winter. I don’t want @kidwoo’s problem but a little of the white stuff would have been nice. Only shoveling I’ll be doing is cleaning up a few left over leaves.
I do the paid garage. Because little kids and lessons (although C Lot would be technically closer the whole point of having a house is to not be up super earlyYou guys aren't even going to be able to find parking on Saturday.
). If I am out of the house by 7:15 I'll be just fine, spot on level 1.
i'd love some snow, especially significant accumulation, but i'll believe it when i see it. also snow this time of year tends to be heavy, and with our trees already budding out that's a recipe for power outages.
I hope you mean "isn't"... 'cause if not:at least water is coming up from the floor anymore
You know it’s going to become progressively more difficult to locate an acceptably high enough mound of snow to park upon. Perhaps you should pack a snow shovel in case you need to build the perfect parking spot, DR.I do the paid garage. Because little kids and lessons (although C Lot would be technically closer the whole point of having a house is to not be up super early
trade you for some snow when they fruit
we'll still have some around
It's been a rough week or 9
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This one doesn’t fruit unfortunately. Purty though.
If I thru hike the AT this year then maybe I’ll do the PCT next year. I’m assuming you will still have some vintage ‘23 snow still hanging around yes ?
It happened in 2017 and 2019
The following years snowed on the previous seasons
At this rate the remaining CA glaciers may start growing again
If those were rain totals though, good god, that would be ark building weather.
100”+ of snow is some preposterous snow from one storm, but totally believable on this one. Been watching the Kern, I believe it’s flowing something like 100x more volume today then it was just yesterday, I’m no marine biologist, but that seems like a lot of water.
Nuckin Futs dude…It happened in 2017 and 2019
The following years snowed on the previous seasons
At this rate the remaining CA glaciers may start growing again
Have you considered the Colorado Trail? It's not such a huge commitment as the PCT or CDT, and the views are pretty nice most of the way. Oh - and it requires no permits (yet).
The snow piles at kid 3's preschool are becoming quite sad. Except for one, which people like to park next to at a 90 degree angle, to my mild annoyance (as it therefore thwarts my summit attempts)You know it’s going to become progressively more difficult to locate an acceptably high enough mound of snow to park upon. Perhaps you should pack a snow shovel in case you need to build the perfect parking spot, DR.
At Winter Park, though, this garage is covered on the bottom two levels. If there's snow other than that tracked in by cars in there then something big has gone wrong
New water well? How deep do they have to go?
deepening the old one. 615 down to 715. I’ll be glad to have it down so I won’t run out of water for a while. It was dirty and suffering draw down issues due to dirtiness.
brunch completed, time for coffee #2. today is a slow day.
Holy shit. . . What kind of gpm can you get? Round here 100 is deep.
Pfft, round here they need to be ~1500 I think and can still run dry at the end of a heavy day of usage.
Yes, I have considered the CT. It looks freaking amazing. I want the commitment of long distance thru hikes as it gets me away for five plus months. Five weeks would be great too, but I need moar, much, much moar. Problem is just money and my lack of it. Hopefully there will be some happy couples looking to get hitched this Spring or one or two anniversary spendy rings for sticky sweet older rich customers.Have you considered the Colorado Trail? It's not such a huge commitment as the PCT or CDT, and the views are pretty nice most of the way. Oh - and it requires no permits (yet).
I left the corporate rat race 25 years ago. Took a major pay cut to become a firefighter EMT. Best move I ever made.
I dunno about your neck of the woods but around here its $100/foot for drilling wells. The water tables are highly variable also. Some people can get away with 100ft but many have to go 350ft and much deeper - below 1000ft. This is all within a 25 mile radius too.
Happy Fryday folks! Just traded 2 dozen eggs for a bag of fresh roasted decaf beans. Score for my lady friend who prefers decaf always.
It snowed another INCH here last night. Whens this shit going to stop.
Also, sometimes I wonder how many legos end up in my septic tank.
It snowed another INCH here last night. Whens this shit going to stop.
Also, sometimes I wonder how many legos end up in my septic tank.
I would imagine shitting out a Lego would be worse than stepping on one. So you should know how many are down there.
my kids plugged the line just after the toilet with a nail polish bottle. Then the other toilet didn’t drain, once i removed it I found a tooth brush jammed in the toilet trap. Dang kids.
I’m told about ten.
Actually that's a fairly good point. As someone who lives by part of an is always being subject to the dumb management of the PCT, that whole scene has gotten pretty ridiculous. WAY too many people shitting all over the place every year. Gettin pretty crowded. There are some other options on the west coast that you can put together that uses parts of the PCT but then detours off of it enough that you might be able to get away from the hoards.Have you considered the Colorado Trail? It's not such a huge commitment as the PCT or CDT, and the views are pretty nice most of the way. Oh - and it requires no permits (yet).
Yeah - I'd recommend if someone *does* do a thru-hike of the CT, they strongly consider not hiking on the weekends. Hit town and soak in a hot springs/hot tub for a couple days.
I have seen some intermittent shit recently.
