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Morning ARC WD, Dave
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Isn't it funny when you start singing along with a song you're hearing on the radio and you don't even realize it. 
This just happened to me with one of my favorite George Strait songs...
This just happened to me with one of my favorite George Strait songs...
Well, I'm off on a three day road trip, heading down to the Niagara Region this morning.
Hope every has a great week, talk to you again tomorrow dark and early from Brantford, ON.
Hope every has a great week, talk to you again tomorrow dark and early from Brantford, ON.
bill from lachine
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Good morning to the crew.
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Just got caught up on the news from the devastating floods that have occurred in BC.
They've havinng one real $hitting year for weather.
From the fire evacuations to this flood evacuation it has strained many folks.
Basically the shipping routes of goods has been severely damaged .3 major highways, and both railways have been closed.
The Pineapple Express was the cause.
They've havinng one real $hitting year for weather.
From the fire evacuations to this flood evacuation it has strained many folks.
Basically the shipping routes of goods has been severely damaged .3 major highways, and both railways have been closed.
The Pineapple Express was the cause.
bill from lachine
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Jim,
I looked at some of the pictures of the flooding and you can clearly see the lower parts of the hills have been clearcut of lumber. Nothing to slow down the flow of water. They probably should selectively cut the larger trees and replant asap. Probably less profitable that way so we end up with a mess on our hands.
I looked at some of the pictures of the flooding and you can clearly see the lower parts of the hills have been clearcut of lumber. Nothing to slow down the flow of water. They probably should selectively cut the larger trees and replant asap. Probably less profitable that way so we end up with a mess on our hands.
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It seems that Montreal is in a constant state of road repair/construction.
Aislin captures it perfectly in today's cartoon.
Aislin captures it perfectly in today's cartoon.
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It's been a decade since the last time I fly out there.
The amount of clear cutting of timber was a real eye opener.
The hills and mountains that looked like a bad patchwork quilt.
The 200-300mm of rain on to of a soggy landscape never helps.
The warm rain melted many snowcapped which enhanced the amounts of water.
Then again the simplest thing is that folks that drained Sumas Lake a hundred years ago.
Now called the Sumas prairie.
OK let's live in the lake bed, good idea right?
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Many years ago I was meeting up with Andy to detect in Ottawa.
I missed a turn, went over this bridge and the calm world ended.
My GPS started speaking some bad French, I couldn't read/understand Fart all.🤣🤣🤣
I just started yelling at the dashboard screen.
GET ME THE ARF OUT OF HERE!!!
Still rents space up there Bill.
I don't know how you do it.
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