I don’t want to see him wearing it but different strokes and all that.
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I don’t want to see him wearing it but different strokes and all that.
Nope, the Jeep is wearing it. "It" being the spring, of course - Goddess only knows where this bunch of perverts would take this comment otherwise!
Bald Eagle with Kokanee at Lake Coeur d'Alene, in Coeur d'Alene, ID.
Spent MANY a happy hour on board - 48 min video is well worth the watch if you have the time/interest...
MountaineerTom
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This is the 5th or 6th time someone has crashed into this house, or the one to the left of it, in the last 5 years or so. The porch on this house was taken out by a school bus full of grade schoolers on its way to hitting the house to the left of it a few years ago. I was right behind that one and those kids were terrified. This one today looks like it launched high enough that it hit the roof. It’s a 45 mph zone.
And, three houses up to the left has been crashed into twice and the two houses across the street from this one have been crashed into once each. It’s like some kind of Bermuda Triangle over here.
And, three houses up to the left has been crashed into twice and the two houses across the street from this one have been crashed into once each. It’s like some kind of Bermuda Triangle over here.
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MountaineerTom
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The first one I knew about, an elderly guy who works for the city, and driving a city maintenance truck, had a medical issue. A 2 year old in the house got minor injury’s in that one. I never heard any reasons why on all the others. 1 year later, the school bus incident; same house, different family. A year or so later a third family had two separate incidents hitting the house.
All were during dry conditions. Most in the day, a couple at night. Peraonally, I think people are driving too fast and misjudge the turn. Possibly distracted by a phone or something too, or alcohol/drugs.
All were during dry conditions. Most in the day, a couple at night. Peraonally, I think people are driving too fast and misjudge the turn. Possibly distracted by a phone or something too, or alcohol/drugs.
My parents house is on a corner. Not as bad as this, but we had two cars parked on the curb. One lady managed to hit both cars, front half of one, back half of the other. Got her car so wedged a tow truck had to separate it.
A few years later, someone did a hit and run, my sister's car that time.
Back in '79 through '81 I lived in this house (originally an old school that was built in the 1800s) that was right below a 3 way corner in Danville, IL.
The house just below us got hit or almost hit at least once every winter.
The litte retaining wall had to be rebuilt every time a car slid off of it..
This shows the intersection. although it would seem the old house we lived in is now gone. Green circle in where our house was, and the red circle is where the house that got hit used to sit. looks like it got some new construction too.
The house just below us got hit or almost hit at least once every winter.
The litte retaining wall had to be rebuilt every time a car slid off of it..
This shows the intersection. although it would seem the old house we lived in is now gone. Green circle in where our house was, and the red circle is where the house that got hit used to sit. looks like it got some new construction too.
A photo of my rustic back yard after the storm yesterday (Dec 23). Went from no snow to this in less than 24 hours. Areas along the east side of Lake Huron are still getting pounded. Glad I don't require the outhouse !
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Looks like post card. Beautiful!
Brianj5600
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Lake affect mist? Or freezing rain? Erie county, N.Y.
Something had goose for dinner, just saw this on park trail…ate the beak too.
Amazing light pillars taken by John Moreau from Walla Walla. Light pillars are caused when light reflects or refracts from ice crystals in the sky, typically with snow on the ground. Thanks for sharing, John!
We had a good dose of that Thursday night