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05-05-2013, 11:29 AM
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Originally Posted by Harbone
Yes the rain is nice, a very large section of my backyard (mostly in the shade) just dried up over the last 4 years. So I tilled it all up, bought some really expensive shade tree grass and a couple bales of straw and worked it all in. Grass is coming up like gangbusters!!
05-06-2013, 05:34 PM
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Originally Posted by mopar1968
Ok Chris you can stop the rain dance now it is still raining :!: :!: :lol:
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05-07-2013, 10:15 AM
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Sunny w/ cold mornings.... took top off my CJ. Had to drive that sumbitch this morning & it was COLD & I am sick on top that.... bad idea. Its time to bring the Chevelle out of hibernation!!
05-07-2013, 10:20 AM
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PLEASE send some to southeast New Mexico...!
We are going into our fourth year in a row severe drought, with severe water usage restrictions looming again.
Half of my Mulberry and Evergreen trees have already died off, with the other half not looking good, and forget the garden...?
The water geeks say our water table is down over 20' from last year, with 6' of it in the last two months...? :O(
Why can't we use an old abandoned transcontinental gas pipeline to pump your excess water over to this side of the country... and help us both out...?
We are going into our fourth year in a row severe drought, with severe water usage restrictions looming again.
Half of my Mulberry and Evergreen trees have already died off, with the other half not looking good, and forget the garden...?
The water geeks say our water table is down over 20' from last year, with 6' of it in the last two months...? :O(
Why can't we use an old abandoned transcontinental gas pipeline to pump your excess water over to this side of the country... and help us both out...?
05-08-2013, 06:27 AM
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Originally Posted by DRTRCR22
PLEASE send some to southeast New Mexico...!
We are going into our fourth year in a row severe drought, with severe water usage restrictions looming again.
Half of my Mulberry and Evergreen trees have already died off, with the other half not looking good, and forget the garden...?
The water geeks say our water table is down over 20' from last year, with 6' of it in the last two months...? :O(
Why can't we use an old abandoned transcontinental gas pipeline to pump your excess water over to this side of the country... and help us both out...?
We are going into our fourth year in a row severe drought, with severe water usage restrictions looming again.
Half of my Mulberry and Evergreen trees have already died off, with the other half not looking good, and forget the garden...?
The water geeks say our water table is down over 20' from last year, with 6' of it in the last two months...? :O(
Why can't we use an old abandoned transcontinental gas pipeline to pump your excess water over to this side of the country... and help us both out...?
Just like Bone said we (SC) My area has gotten plenty of rain. 7 inches this past weekend. We had sunshine Monday and Tuesday during day but rains came at night and I mean heavy. I am on private well so I am happy !
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05-08-2013, 09:29 AM
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Its been a mess here, a friend of mine is trenching his back yard right now since the water table is higher than his septic field, glad I live on a big hill!
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