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The 'What I'm Seeing Today' thread. by maryjane
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Originally posted by Hudini:

There is a typhoon moving through Shanghai now. 2 inches sounds like a mild showery day.

Yep. 3 back to back typhoons named Joan on the 15, Kate on the 25th and Louise on the 29th in Oct 1970 shut down the whole Vietnam War in the I Corps South of Danang and operations shifted from combat to rescue operations right at the end of regular monsoon season

The rapidly rising waters threatened the lives of
thousands of Vietnamese civilians, and air and ground
units of III MAF cooperated with the U.S . Army and
ARVN forces in a large-scale rescue effort . Disaster control sections were established at III MAF and 1st
Marine Division, and General McCutcheon called on
the wing to support the evacuation. Colonel Rex C.
Denny, Jr., who was awaiting assignment as Wing G-3 ,
was in the G-3 bunker when General McCutcheon arrived to discuss the evacuation of thousands of stranded Vietnamese . 'A rather heated discussion ensued
with the Wing and MAG-16 reps concerned wit h
weather conditions and, of more importance," said
Denny, "was the lack of control of the evacuees—they
stated they would be hauling VC as well as legitimate
citizens." According to Denny, General McCutcheon
listened patiently, then responded, "As of now the war
is over, let's get on with the evacuation"

One of the results from my squadron.

Regular monsoon season wasn't much better. What the SW USA calls a monsoon and what Asia calls a monsoon are 2 completely different things.


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Originally posted by maryjane:

What the SW USA calls a monsoon and what Asia calls a monsoon are 2 completely different things.


It is a commonly used and universally understood misnomer around here. We have even adopted the term "nonsoon" for times like last year when we hardly got any rain all summer.

Over the last four days, the state has experience abnormally heavy rain causing a lot of flash floods. Heavy rain is usually short lived but intense and destructive micro bursts are common.

Unlike most places, where a flood means a river is overflowing it's banks, here a flood is when a river actually has water in it (I am not kidding). Most of the drownings are caused when people don't pay attention to the warnings and find themselves in the wrong place at the wrong time.
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After I made my last post, I rode my bicycle out to the river bottom. This spot is normally as dry and dusty as Pelosi's...err...well it's dry. Take my word for it.





The first four miles of the bike trail doubles as a flood diversion channel, with gently sloping, grass covered, tree lined banks. I could see from the debris lines that the trail was under three or four feet of water yesterday. There were also several downed trees.


(from a couple of years ago)

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Originally posted by williegoat:

After I made my last post, I rode my bicycle out to the river bottom. This spot is normally as dry and dusty as Pelosi's...err...well it's dry. Take my word for it.



(from a couple of years ago)



Yep, that's major flooding right there..good thing the signs are up so no one drives off in that torrent.

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The terrain is a big factor. We got a total of 5-6" of rain in the flood of 06. Carr's Creek is normally only about 6 feet wide there at that time of year.

Homes swept away, I-88 carved up by rains
The Associated PressEmergency personnel stand on Interstate 88 where flooding from Carrs Creek washed out the interstate on Wednesday, in Sidney. Two truckers were killed Wednesday when they drove into a chasm cut into Interstate 88 by drenching rains that flooded homes, closed roads, cut power and forced the evacuation of thousands of people across upstate New York. JIM MCKNIGHT

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Suspected to originate from Comet 96P Machholz, the Southern Delta Aquariids meteor shower occurs any time between July 12 and August 23 annually. This year, it peaks during the nights of July 28 and 29. Alpha Capricornids, a weaker meteor shower, also peaks these same nights. Known to emit bright fireballs during its peak, Alpha Capricornids will be visible for everyone.
The Delta Aquariids meteor shower can be best seen from people in the Southern Hemisphere. The meteors, which tend to number 10 to 20 per hour and fly at 25 miles per second, are most visible between 2 a.m. and 3 a.m. in all time zones, when the faint constellation Aquarius the Water Bearer -- the shower's radiant point -- is highest in the sky, according to EarthSky.


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A fellow brought a TH400 for a demo derby car that I built for him last winter. It's been through a few derbies, but in all these years, I don't recall this kind of destruction.
These guys run HP LS engines at high RPM, put girdles around the engine and trans, use PTO type telescoping driveshafts and move them from car to car. This is what happens when you start moving the shifter like a jack handle at high RPM.





He wants to run at the county fair Saturday, so back to work I go. Just thought I'd share.

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Damn! Sheared the bolts on the center support and fragged the sprags. Is that what happens when you go from reverse to drive with the pedal to the metal? I'll bet there is shrapnel everywhere.

I did the demo derby once at the AZ State fair in '76. We didn't know what we were doing and I was mostly just an obstacle, but it was an experience.

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Originally posted by williegoat:

Damn! Sheared the bolts on the center support and fragged the sprags. Is that what happens when you go from reverse to drive with the pedal to the metal? I'll bet there is shrapnel everywhere.

I did the demo derby once at the AZ State fair in '76. We didn't know what we were doing and I was mostly just an obstacle, but it was an experience.



I always wondered what a demolition derby on bicycles would be like.....

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We had storms yesterday.....
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I always wondered what a demolition derby on bicycles would be like.....


A friend and I played chicken on bicycles once. Hurts like hell when nobody's chicken.
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Originally posted by olejoedad:

We had storms yesterday.....


I rest my case (for now).
Trees are not your friend.
We have now had 11 or 12 power outages this year and all but 2 were caused by trees or limbs on the line.
(1 was ice caused and the other caused by a moron losing control of his 'bubba truck' and running into a utility pole)
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Went to the county fair today to watch some of my friends pull garden tractors. Some get pretty creative.



Redneck engineering



My employee of 41 years on his stock altered. Kohler V twin. These things dyno at over 85 HP at 7000 RPM and run a wheel speed of 40 MPH.



This one beat him by 5 feet for the win

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Just 100 yards left to do later today.



Why do I have to do it?

Because all that crap belongs to The People and they won't keep their crappy crap off my fence and property. It's a labor intensive pain in the butt and I'm really tired of The People's lazy attitude. Fire and herbicide, by law is not an option for me, but it is for The People but they won't because The People are lazy.
Yaupon and other sticky thorny crap and it eats me alive.



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Good Morning Outer Mongolia!
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This picture is the arrival to Tianjin. Aka how to make a Rube Goldberg arrival procedure.

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Originally posted by Hudini:

This picture is the arrival to Tianjin. Aka how to make a Rube Goldberg arrival procedure.



As the Scandinavian Airlines pilots say: "VERT DA FERK?"
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Bushhogged some trails and shooting lanes where I have a stand about a mile back in at the end of our old place. My dad cleared that spot and planted reeds canary grass there 60 years ago. Not sure why he did it, since it's 1/2 a mile through the woods to get there.





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To our Canadian brothers and sisters. I salute you.

Mr. Pennock, can you add controls to orient pictures for us pleebs?

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Thank you randye. I was posting from my phone and my editing skills on the phone are zero.
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Practice or training, I guess? He picked it up and put it down a few times, then went cruising out over the ponds.



On today's bicycle ride.
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It looks like somebody had too much fun last night.



Actually, I would say they were pretty lucky. You can't really tell from the picture, but beyond the bent fence on the left is about a 20' drop to the dry riverbed.
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Alright, somebody is thumbing their nose at us. See ZHHH? That’s Wuhan. See ENLAB? That’s where the virus came from. 🤔


Edit: no matter how I hold my phone to take the picture it always ends up sideways. This time I purposely held the phone upright and did the exact same when I posted it. Oh well.

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Fall colors. Not as bright this year. A lot of leaves are gone now, but the oaks, hickory, and some of the later maples are on now.





Storm with a lot of wind tonight. By Halloween, they will be gone.
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About as close to a full eclipse as you'll ever see but not quite get there.







IT'S GETTIN BIGGER!

dats what she said..

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Originally posted by OldsFiero:

A fellow brought a TH400 for a demo derby car that I built for him last winter.

Marc



Prob wants it fixed under "Warranty"


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This advert was right here at PFF this morning: What on earth is she selling? And why am I seeing it as I have my VPN through Las Angeles?



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This advert was right here at PFF this morning: What on earth is she selling? And why am I seeing it as I have my VPN through Las Angeles?

CLICK FOR FULL SIZE


Houses and apartments for sale or rent in Los Angeles.

RusRek,com is a radio station and website for Russians living in America.

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This advert was right here at PFF this morning: What on earth is she selling? And why am I seeing it as I have my VPN through Las Angeles?




Bullet bras would have been my first guess but Willie is probably more 'on point'.
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Carson cut her a little tight backing into the turnaround this AM.







The weight of the sand broke the bolts and tore the mounts where the sander was on the frame.
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About 9:00 they returned to get the truck.

They got the sand out



Hired a tow company to help.





Picked up the sander and dropped it on the truck. The boys chained it down and went to shop to fix it. The frame looked straight and the sander looks OK, so I think they can fix it OK.



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I guess he might be lucky the bolts broke instead of taking the whole thing over with him in it.
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Very. The last couple of days, the wind has blown so hard that two men couldn't hold a sheepskin coat over a keyhole. The drifted snow helped save the sander, but it also caused him to misjudge the turn. It also saved the frame from being twisted.
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A Mack is a tough truck. In my opinion, they can't be beat.
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