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Posted on 01/18/2013 4:29:08 PM PST by Jim Robinson
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LOLOL!
And good afternoon moose. What is it, about 5:00 on a Sunday afternoon?
“What is it, about 5:00 on a Sunday afternoon?”
20 January 2013 17:01:47 by deoetdoctrinae
Good guess there!
Good Day to you, deo!
The Snow is in its’ 4th day with more expected everyday this week.
Hope you are safe, dry, and warm.
All of our utilities are underground, so the only thing that usually causes them trouble is flood water.
Now the flood water has retreated, we have snow.
One natural problem at a time, they line up for duty.
Lets hope your folks are reconnected soon, no power in the snow would be horrific.
It's one of the two decent available routes for me to take to see family in North Carolina, so looks like the other route will take all the traffic for a few months.
More than a yard broom needed there!
Nice looking area,deo.
Soft sandy looking soil, it just had to take the road.
Bet the road trapped the water on the uphill side and caused the slide, it just exploded out from under the hard surface.
Silver birch?
Deciduous trees forest most of the low (850 to 2,500 feet) to mid (2,500 to 4,500 feet) elevations. Hickory, yellow poplar (tulip tree), magnolia, sycamore, witch hazel, alder, dogwood, black locust, chestnut oak, scarlet oak and more are frequently seen here. Conifers commonly seen at low to mid elevations include scrub pine (Virginia pine), pitch pine and white pine. Spruce-fir forest along with the mountain maple dominates the high elevations (4,500 to 6,600 feet). Hardwoods including sweet gum and red maple grow abundantly in the cove hardwood forests of the valleys.
In autumn, there is not a more beautiful riot of color and splendor to be found.
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New thread, everyone:
http://www.freerepublic.com/focus/f-news/2980111/posts
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