Far as I know yeah we're good. I've been home since the 23rd though and haven't even driven by my shop since then. I would hope one of my employees would call if we were underwater....Add are you good up there? The news was showing flooding and it looked like a large Spa place was underwater... possibly a storage warehouse or something.
Anyhow if anyone needs help or wants to borrow my backhoe hit me up.
If you weren't such a dick, they wouldn't be afraid to call you to report the damage.Far as I know yeah we're good. I've been home since the 23rd though and haven't even driven by my shop since then. I would hope one of my employees would call if we were underwater....
this is Cosumnes River at Capps Crossing on North South Road it is in the burn scarIs this going to be 82 and 96 all over again...
Interesting I haven't heard anything g about all the burn scar areas...yet. I'm guessing it's going to get messy next week.
Good news is the rain is slowing considerably here in the bay.
Out of curiosity, is anyone replanting, or will it be after they log the area? I know S.P.I. will cut beatle kill, is there anything that can be done with burnt trees?this is Cosumnes River at Capps Crossing on North South Road it is in the burn scar
water is black/brown
(Bridge burned in the fire)
Think it was just two or three years ago that I drove by there and a whiskey tango trailer park was under water.MERCED, Calif. (FOX26) —
A portion of Highway 59 in Merced is currently closed due to flooding.
The closure is on Highway 59, between Reilly Road and Sandy Mush Road.
CHP Merced says they estimate the closure to last four to five days and advise drivers to use alternate routes.
That creek floods whenever there is a "heavy rain".Think it was just two or three years ago that I drove by there and a whiskey tango trailer park was under water.
very little replanting being done at this time.Out of curiosity, is anyone replanting, or will it be after they log the area? I know S.P.I. will cut beatle kill, is there anything that can be done with burnt trees?
Hopefully none of that precious, rare water is just going to run off to the ocean. Will it Californians?
You can make lumber out of the fire killed standing dead... before it rots and the bark beetle moves in. Hence the valid reason to clear cut.Out of curiosity, is anyone replanting, or will it be after they log the area? I know S.P.I. will cut beatle kill, is there anything that can be done with burnt trees?
steel deck bridge on 9N30 just up from Capps Crossing
Add are you good up there? The news was showing flooding and it looked like a large Spa place was underwater... possibly a storage warehouse or something.
Anyhow if anyone needs help or wants to borrow my backhoe hit me up.
Pretty sure that’s the one in placerville. I drove by yesterday and this one had floated down the newly formed river.Add are you good up there? The news was showing flooding and it looked like a large Spa place was underwater... possibly a storage warehouse or something.
Anyhow if anyone needs help or wants to borrow my backhoe hit me up.
I'm going to guess reopening mills, expanding, or even building new ones, to use the timber before it rots, is probably next to impossible because of environmental regs.You can make lumber out of the fire killed standing dead... before it rots and the bark beetle moves in. Hence the valid reason to clear cut.
"Bark beetles may attack and kill trees that were injured by fire but might have otherwise survived. These trees may then serve as a source of beetles and attractive semiochemicals (e.g., host volatiles and aggregation pheromones produced by many bark beetle species during host colonization) that attract other beetles into the vicinity, resulting in additional levels of tree mortality."
Bark Beetle Responses to Stand Structure and Prescribed Fire at Blacks Mountain Experimental Forest, California, USA: 5-Year Data - Fire Ecology
Highly effective fire suppression and selective harvesting of large-diameter, fire-tolerant tree species, such as ponderosa pine (Pinus ponderosa C. Lawson) and Jeffrey pine (P. jeffreyi Balf.), have resulted in substantial changes to the structure and composition of interior ponderosa pine...fireecology.springeropen.com
The blue in wood that you see is rot. That's why Nature Nazis will file a Environmental Impact study suit to be done, that way the timber will rot and become worthless by the time the suit and study is wrapped up.. Nature Nazis are NOT the friend of the forest!
That is also how to put sawmills out of business as it did to us in the Bitterroot Valley. Suits happened to us in Montana a lot.
Done already, "Free" signs on it too.Ad on CL for free firewood
MERCED, Calif. (FOX26) —
A portion of Highway 59 in Merced is currently closed due to flooding.
The closure is on Highway 59, between Reilly Road and Sandy Mush Road.
CHP Merced says they estimate the closure to last four to five days and advise drivers to use alternate routes.