Well let’s hope it’s capped at 2.
Boeing gonna kill 2 more people today?
Holy freakin’ wind in Denver.
The wind was noisy last night, which kept me awake.
In other news, water is wet.Oh yea, the wind!
“West winds 30 to 50 mph with gusts up to 75 mph.”
That's my entire neighborhood. Same applies for snow clearing.The local collection of men in the neighborhood are arguing amongst themselves how the gravels roads should be maintained. My dumbass opened my mouth and now they are looking to me to get equipment and fix the issues at hand.
Please continue…spare bedroom is full of guitars, amps, pedals and sound gear that I think I am going to sell most of it.
I will see your snow removal and raise you a road with zero base rock and pumpy mud with no drainage.That's my entire neighborhood. Same applies for snow clearing.
That was before we paved the roads ~ 3 years ago, 70 years after the roads were built - apart from the 100 yard sections at either entrance that are still unpaved hrug: . So plowing (particularly beginning and end of season when it's not frozen ground) just scrapes a layer of dirt if the blade isn't slightly lifted. Those 100 yard sections currently are full of landmine holes because we don't have the company come in to grade the full 'hood any longer.I will see your snow removal and raise you a road with zero base rock and pumpy mud with no drainage.
Holy freakin’ wind in Denver.
Winds in the south as well. Taxing airplanes to the gate this morning has been spicy at times.Oh yea, the wind!
“West winds 30 to 50 mph with gusts up to 75 mph.”
I wasn't sure if that was an estimate or a quota.Well let’s hope it’s capped at 2.
Moisture is the essence of wetness.In other news, water is wet.
my morning flight is now an afternoon flight.Winds in the south as well. Taxing airplanes to the gate this morning has been spicy at times.
Goddammit.Well. Now that I know this place exists I’m not sure how I’m going to not go there every day. At least they’re closed on Mondays.
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the north-half "lane" of Kirkendall from the bay road, is it?The local collection of men in the neighborhood are arguing amongst themselves how the gravels roads should be maintained. My dumbass opened my mouth and now they are looking to me to get equipment and fix the issues at hand.
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Today: Chance of precipitation is 80%. Total daytime snow accumulation of 5 to 9 inches possible.
Tonight: Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 2 to 4 inches possible.
Tuesday: Chance of precipitation is 80%. New snow accumulation of 4 to 8 inches possible.
Goddammit.
Roughly Copper-ish area. Point forecast in the Gore Range. Copper has also announced that they will stay open "as long as conditions allow" - so maybe Memorial Day?hi all. I had the chance to be electric traffic down to Highlands Ranch this morning... ultimately due to my section chief having made a scheduling error. I may have been blown to Kansas had I biked to Anschutz, on the other hand, so I guess this is ok? hmph
the north-half "lane" of Kirkendall from the bay road, is it?
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coolRoughly Copper-ish area. Point forecast in the Gore Range. Copper has also announced that they will stay open "as long as conditions allow" - so maybe Memorial Day?
Saturday morning was shockingly good, but Copper bowl was closed, and while Reso was open the lift was not, requiring a long flat exit.Roughly Copper-ish area.
Everything up and laterals from the mailboxes actually, still a bit downhill of the Portlawn subdivision boundary but more of a good gesture. The paved portion of Kirkendall is fine and doesn't need any attention since 99% of its use is on the pavement half. For years they have been just throwing a random load of rock on problem spots and all of the previous aggregate is on the shoulders and none of the roads have a crown or any drainage. I will pull the shoulders, cut the crown and grade the material back into the road base with a grader attachment on the big tracked skid steer, more of a budget option rather than using an actual road graderthe north-half "lane" of Kirkendall from the bay road, is it?
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I have a redneck coworker who made a freezing apparatus that uses bb gun CO2 canisters. He comes in with big chunks of his face and arms dead from being frozen. This guy has insurance. I explained to him there is supposed to be testing to be sure all cancer was removed but he doesn't care.Carcinoma behind left ear removed, awaiting lab results.
Sounds like our neighborhood’s privately maintained county road. yes, you read that right. It’s pronounced “cluster fuck.”Everything up and laterals from the mailboxes actually, still a bit downhill of the Portlawn subdivision boundary but more of a good gesture. The paved portion of Kirkendall is fine and doesn't need any attention since 99% of its use is on the pavement half. For years they have been just throwing a random load of rock on problem spots and all of the previous aggregate is on the shoulders and none of the roads have a crown or any drainage. I will pull the shoulders, cut the crown and grade the material back into the road base with a grader attachment on the big tracked skid steer, more of a budget option rather than using an actual road grader