..in my part of the world at least. I dont know about anyone else but i'm so damn sick of mud, i cant wait. around here it usually is dry from mid-late june on with the occasional rain. we have just been finishing up all the projects that have been dragging on through winter, not doing a whole lot, but its gonna change in a couple weeks. its gonna be a busy summer for us.
I know. nd it's great to work in a tank or muscle tee and shorts.
I put on my skirt and tube top and hop in my excavator, dont even need the AC
You tired of mud? I'll trade you, it's drier than hell out here!
you must stop traffic with those legs, tyler. LOL
I'm tired of the rain and mud too and I want some sunshine!
You guys don't know what rain is. We have had less then 20 dry days sence last Augest. average more then 280 days of measurable rain a year. Raining today, rain tomarrow and I am digging in gray clay on a hill side. What fun. When the sun does shine I take the day off and enjoy it. fishing
I always thought the fishing and hunting in Alaska would make up for all the rainfall if we moved there. Now I'm not so sure
Is that a flounder??
This one woud make a differance. Also Alaska is a big place like eastern and western Washington weather is much dryer inland. This is the catch 3 years ago, Notice the rain coats.
you call that a halibut? call me when you catch a 250 pounder <-former bearing sea long liner
I'll usually avoid such lowbrow humor as making puns, but in this case I'm going to make one, just for the halibut...
I wouldn't mind catching a few of those! You can't beat good fresh halibut for dinner and the leftovers make great sandwiches for work the next day:yup
One of the local guys caught a Halibut it was close to 300lbs or more they had to have 3 of them pull it up. I forgot how they caught it I know it was by accident they were after ling cod or something like that. Its starting to get sunny here on the West Coast we get a few days of sun then a few days of rain.
No rain here, but we hit a natural spring and some clay that looks like modeling clay what a mess. The only one of the dewatering drains we have got put in is putting out over 1 GPM. The MD of the clay is over 200 and the soil tech want it put in with 33% moisture. We talked them down to 27% since at 33% it would be a liquid it makes good mud balls though :wink2 .