I'm pretty sure I know this dam. Is it a shear wall with a railing starting about 20' above the water on one side and flat shale about 2' above water on the other side? If so I used to go there. It was a short hike (couple hundred yards maybe) from parking to the dam. You dragged your 3 salmon limit out of there, you didn't carry them (30-40lb ea). We used to snag them with weighted treble hooks, which I think is no longer legal. It was right at harvest time for that killer NY skunk. Great times for sure...
I got this cross from Freak Genitics about a year ago. Shit hits HARD. He had it tested at 30% THC and I grow it for extractions. From caps to brownies it's a good one.
I steal them like most shit posters and the ones I do make are for anyone to post and enjoyThose would be Plumbers
I’m on a skunk hunt and that’ll be next.I got this cross from Freak Genitics about a year ago. Shit hits HARD. He had it tested at 30% THC and I grow it for extractions. From caps to brownies it's a good one.
5 Stars highly recommend
Until the next big earthquake
The last one was a few weeks ago. You could hear it before the ground shook. It was a short one though.
When that damn skunk hit back on the late 70's it was the SHIT! And then I watched it disappear over the next several years. Then the berries and grape flavors arrived but the skunk was no where to be foundI’m on a skunk hunt and that’ll be next.
I'm still waiting for it to come back
We only have one fault here and it runs underneath the lakebed. Okay, one active fault at this time until the San Andreas spouts off and awakens ancient demons. That fault is capable of producing a 4.0 or less. All of our earthquakes sound like a jacked up 4-x rolling past the house from the front to the back. You can feel it vibrate under your feet but there no shaking. And they’re only about a second long.Until the next big earthquake
Lived here all my 66 years and felt some good ones. Back in the late 80's I was in the hallway when the Northridge quake hit and I took a few steps into the bedroom and hopped on the bed and road it out like I was surfing
I’m not a big berry fan but I love that grape taste from a good GDP. That’s another one I need to run.When that damn skunk hit back on the late 70's it was the SHIT! And then I watched it disappear over the next several years. Then the berries and grape flavors arrived but the skunk was no where to be found
Howdy Neighbor!
So, how's you doing? Everything OK or are you not in Kansas anymore? (yes I know it's Tennessee but that doesnt fit the line).Well I'm bout to batton down the hatches.
The weather shifted and got real sticky so decided to check the weather app.
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That's gnarly as shit. So I decided to check the national weather service nexrads directly
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That's a MEAN ass hook echo in Kentucky heading my way.
@Mikedin and @cpurola prob know how to read a velocity product from a radar. Blue circle is radar location, Red circle, well theres like 260 mph of gate to gate shear and a debris ball going up about 4000ft in there.
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Basically that means there is with absolute certainty a massive ass tornado on the ground in that red circle. There are particles and debris, circulating there well in excess of 200mph, and there's debris high enough in the atmosphere to be read on Doppler radar.
Green means reflective surfaces are moving towards radar, red means away. See how tiny and intense that one little spot is? Yea, that's a particularly violent tornado, happening right this very second. A small dot of red that intense, perpendicular to radar location directly against green that dark. in this context means very bad joo joo
Combat fishing
