stavanzer Posted yesterday at 01:13 AM Posted yesterday at 01:13 AM I am too suspicious. I think he is a Fall Guy. They had to find Somebody. He is it. 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted yesterday at 01:57 AM Posted yesterday at 01:57 AM The hoot-owl is back. Every fall about this time, and he's hooting to beat the band tonight. First time this year. 3
stavanzer Posted yesterday at 02:06 AM Posted yesterday at 02:06 AM 8 minutes ago, Ace-Garageguy said: The hoot-owl is back. Every fall about this time, and he's hooting to beat the band tonight. First time this year. All I get are Scrub Jays and Ravens.... 1
Ace-Garageguy Posted yesterday at 02:23 AM Posted yesterday at 02:23 AM 16 minutes ago, stavanzer said: All I get are Scrub Jays and Ravens.... Just blue jays and crows here.
Dave Ambrose Posted yesterday at 03:26 AM Posted yesterday at 03:26 AM 4 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said: News announcing they got the guy who supposedly started the Palisades fire. Maybe there is a little justice in the world. If he's really the one, I wonder how long it'll take for him to rebuild everything and work off the rest of the damages. Oh wait...it doesn't work like that? There were several distinct fires. We call them Santa Anas, but they are hot, super dry, hurricane-force winds. Start a fire in those conditions, and there is simply no stopping it without a large fire break. There's no way to know what these fires are like unless you've been through one. I'm in the San Diego (CA) area. My wife has had Forest Service fire training. We nearly lost our house to the Cedar fire in 2003. We were standing on the roof of our garage, watching peoples' propane tanks go up, and realized we were looking directly upwind. At that point, we left. Our house isn't defensible due to neighbor's trees. Thankfully, the fire stopped at the rodeo grounds because horses generally kill all the vegetation underneath them. Had it gone past that, it would have hit a vegetation corridor that leads right up to the back of our house. From what I've seen, arson investigators are very careful, detail-oriented people. This guy is in deep trouble even without restitution. 1
89AKurt Posted yesterday at 03:53 AM Posted yesterday at 03:53 AM Went rock hunting today, was hoping to find Hematite or other purple/red rocks, but instead found a mother lode of green rocks. Rain is forecast by the weekend. Already took out a few large ones and put at the mailbox, out before backing in. 2
Ace-Garageguy Posted yesterday at 03:59 AM Posted yesterday at 03:59 AM 29 minutes ago, Dave Ambrose said: ...This guy is in deep trouble even without restitution. My point was really that there's no punishment equal to the destruction and despair and loss of irreplaceable cherished possessions an arsonist causes...other than maybe feeding him through a wood chipper a few inches at a time, letting him heal, then feeding a few more inches through, rinse, repeat.
Dave Ambrose Posted 20 hours ago Posted 20 hours ago 2 hours ago, Ace-Garageguy said: My point was really that there's no punishment equal to the destruction and despair and loss of irreplaceable cherished possessions an arsonist causes...other than maybe feeding him through a wood chipper a few inches at a time, letting him heal, then feeding a few more inches through, rinse, repeat. Very true. Under California law, if someone dies because of your arson fire, you're getting charged with murder too. That will probably happen after the feds try him.
Jim N Posted 19 hours ago Posted 19 hours ago The sunrise this morning was stunning in my neck of the woods. 2
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