Development in the floodplain?
Very fortunate..
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Caustic Burno
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No thank goodness it won't.
If I lived in Jefferson county I would be concerned.
Rayburn was built to protect the refineries just like the Texas City Levees.
Caustic Burno
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Houston there was supposed to have been Dam's A,B and C.
Hearing talk about putting Dam A in on the Neches upstream of Rockland.
Hearing talk about putting Dam A in on the Neches upstream of Rockland.
greybeard
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Yep. I got it done last week tho.
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I had to run to town yesterday and I saw 5 hobby tractors stuck all with their 5' shredders in towe. Guess they couldn't resist.
The best one was 2 were in the ditch of the highway. Looked like 1 was mowing in front of his house and got stuck. Then another came to help and stuck his right in front of the other. I bet they weren't 15' apart. I sent it to a group text with some buddies and one said... bet you $20 they had a ratchet strap tied from one to the other.
I thought of John Wayne in McClintock:
... People! People! People!... You cant shred the gulf coast after 10" of rain......
I will give them credit. No one will accuse them of being quitters. They were all buried to the axles.
The best one was 2 were in the ditch of the highway. Looked like 1 was mowing in front of his house and got stuck. Then another came to help and stuck his right in front of the other. I bet they weren't 15' apart. I sent it to a group text with some buddies and one said... bet you $20 they had a ratchet strap tied from one to the other.
I thought of John Wayne in McClintock:
... People! People! People!... You cant shred the gulf coast after 10" of rain......
I will give them credit. No one will accuse them of being quitters. They were all buried to the axles.
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1982vett
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Lol…couple days ago I saw a lawn mower stuck mowing the right of way in front of a business entrance….along with the warehouse forklift they thought was a sure thing to pull it out….I had to run to town yesterday and I saw 5 hobby tractors stuck all with their 5' shredders in towe. Guess they couldn't resist.
The best one was 2 were in the ditch of the highway. Looked like 1 was mowing in front of his house and got stuck. Then another came to help and stuck his right in front of the other. I bet they weren't 15' apart. I sent it to a group text with some buddies and one said... bet you $20 they had a ratchet strap tied from one to the other.
I thought of John Wayne in McClintock:
... People! People! People!... You cant shred the gulf coast after 10" of rain......
I will give them credit. No one will accuse them of being quitters. They were all buried to the axles.
greybeard
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At least yours made it to high ground. Had to pull mine out with a 4 wheeler earlier today..again. It just won't dry up. My 'alleged' cow dog didn't lift a paw to help either.
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My dad stuck a zero turn yesterday. He had my son pull him out with another one. It's easy to do on them. They spin down before you realize it.
Caustic Burno
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I have stuck a zero turn several times. They don't have to dig far and it's over.
Caustic Burno
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This hill can be fun
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houstoncutter
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I had heard that many years ago, guess it's another example of "government speak", sorta like the border wall
