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dougo83

dougo83

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I went out to Sandy Creek Park (LCRA/Travis County) a few days ago...here is what those of you in the hill country have to potentially look forward to for your $8/day entry fee...:jerkit:

PeACE
Dougo

Ok...'net problems...so just go check out the Sandy Creek pics on flickr. DougO83...
 
dougo83 said:
I went out to Sandy Creek Park (LCRA/Travis County) a few days ago...here is what those of you in the hill country have to potentially look forward to for your $8/day entry fee...:jerkit:

PeACE
Dougo

Ok...'net problems...so just go check out the Sandy Creek pics on flickr. DougO83...
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Whew, thank God Dougo! At first from your post, I thought everyone would only see someone doing this: :jerkit:

:eek:
 
Brian Jones said:
Whew, thank God Dougo! At first from your post, I thought everyone would only see someone doing this: :jerkit:

:eek:
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Yea...the friggin forum attachment manager wouldn't upload my pics. Oh well...this:jerkit: is what I think of a drought so bad that cedar trees are literally wilting away...we need rain down here bad...Lake Travis is at 73% last time I checked.
 
Damn...droughts all over the south and southeast...it does suck. SOrry you are going through it, Bro.
 
I don't understand the problem. We have plenty of rain here in New Jersey. The lakes are full, the trees are green ...

If we send you one of these, will that help?

hurricane.jpg
 
For the sake of any BF members from NO who are honorable, I will not comment about sending another 'cane this way...thanks though...and, Esav...I thought matter did not disappear...where the F is all the water at? Are y'all smelly yanks :p hogging it all??
 
We got lots of it and we use it regularly to bathe. Not smelly at all! :D

Matter does not disappear, but sometimes it does change phase.
I believe in the summer heat, the water rises like the mist,
and becomes humidity. We have a lot of that here, too.

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I've been living here in Texas for a week and a half and have yet to see a drop of rain. My family talked constantly last year about how it rained almost every day here. I'll believe it when I see it.
 
Yea...it will get there...without fail it usually rains out at least one day of the Crawfish Festival held out in Spring.
 
I believe the rain is on the way. Ask and ye shall recieve.
Be careful what you ask for, you may get it!
 
protourist said:
I believe the rain is on the way. Ask and ye shall recieve.
Be careful what you ask for, you may get it!
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The man is correct! Say... 'hello Dolly'... Mother nature is bringing the rain... we will be getting soaked for the next two days in Tx.:thumbup: ... and we do need it...
 
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