Wow- that badddddddd (in my best James Brown). Any relief in the horizon, Numi?
bloody spaniard wrote:
not soon,..........
so my response is to put a blade on the tractor and start dragging dirt out to the edge, also fill a small wash that came back from the same treatment a year or so ago, only then the wash was waist deep in places. This round will cure that problem for good
welcome to Texas
wheelrite wrote:
I'm actually in the band that is worse, ya'll finally got a little break, I'm still waiting.......
Course parts of TX look like this every few years, this only happens every 15-30 yrs or so, here. Sometimes longer.
I was working on riverboats in 98-99 when the OH river was at some record lows, along with the Cumberland.
Caused us to break tow apart in the lake on one trip, punched a biiig hole in one hold tank for a supertanker barge we were pushing. That was a wild ride, had to do some things the Coast Guard and Corps of Engineers would have shut us down for. Company out of existence, now I can tell the stories. I had to jump in the river just a mile below the Lock on the Cumberland river at night in late November (BBRRRRRRRR) just to get a line tied to a tree so we could start rigging it all back together
