Snowday! By madcollie (Read 1,275 times)

[mthomas]

My backyard this morning

[ccprof]

Wow - you actually got more than I did up here in the mountains!

[madcollie]

Just be glad you don't live up here. Check out Redfield.

M/C

[mthomas]

Got about 8"

[wolfhound]

Y'all keep that white stuff up theah, yuh heah?? We have 72 degree weather tomorrow
and sunday, have a ride scheduled for Sunday afternoon. Temps will be in the 60s and
low 70s this coming week!!!!!!

[mthomas]

Youn's suck!

Youn's=you plural

[kz1000st]

All that lovely snow we got on Monday started melting yesterday when it began to rain. Of course the Flood Watches and Warnings began and my basement has about an inch of water in it. When the stream in my backyard begins to rage the water table rises through the bottom of my cellar. All I can do is start the pump to hold it at a decent level, usually an inch, and wait for things to calm down.

Don't worry, the Lance is fine. It's sitting on its centerstand with the water lapping at the bottom of its tires.

[madcollie]

Mar 11, 2011 19:29:29 GMT -6 kz1000st said:

Don't worry, the Lance is fine. It's sitting on its centerstand with the water lapping at the bottom of its tires.

Damn it KZ, DON'T DO THAT TO ME!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! I thought you were on high ground.

You keep that up and my heart will never make 29! ;D

M/C

[kz1000st]

I wish I was on high ground. 10 thousand years ago, or whenever the last Ice Age ended, this was a river bed. Under my lawn is flat, smooth Bluestone rocks. I'm betting there's still water flowing about fifteen or twenty feet underground. Maybe less. When the contractors sunk three foot holes in the ground for my pool deck stanchions they filled with water. The stream is an above ground indicator of all that flow motion around me.