The Fall of Autumn, 2022

[PaulT]

Sounds like someone could just search for Margaritaville & get moving.

Paul

 

[ski3pin]

Sounds like someone could just search for Margaritaville & get moving.

Paul

Not us, Julie loves to shovel snow.

 

[MarkBC]

Sounds like someone could just search for Margaritaville & get moving.

Paul

Not me. I love it when my camper shakes and rocks. It's like a Disney ride at a fraction of the cost!

 

[craig333]

Pollock Pines is forecast for 4-8 inches of slushy snow. I wonder why we haven't seen the annual snow machine post?

 

[ski3pin]

Pollock Pines is forecast for 4-8 inches of slushy snow. I wonder why we haven't seen the annual snow machine post?

Not us, Julie loves to shovel snow.

Maybe it will come down at a rate she can't keep up with and the tractor will get to do some work.

 

[MarkBC]

Yesterday I experienced my first ever mandatory evacuation -- from a state park on a barrier island (St George) off the Florida panhandle coast. It was due to hurricane / tropical storm Nicole.

I'm camped inland and west of yesterday, near Ebro, FL. It's raining moderately hard, but not too windy. Nice to be sealed in fiberglass.

 

[ski3pin]

Glad the authorities were looking out for you! Safe safe and have fun riding out the storms.

 

[MarkBC]

Glad the authorities were looking out for you! Safe safe and have fun riding out the storms.

Yeah... Actually I had already decided to move because, even pre-storm, it was too windy for fun kayaking -- too choppy. But the official "EVACUATION" did add to my trip experience!

 

[Casa Escarlata Robles Too]

Stay safe Mark.
Frank

 

[MarkBC]

In Eastern Oregon, a labor shortage is making it harder to remove snow and ice from state highways

Hey Steve, with your experience plowing snow you'd be a cinch to snag one of these sweet state jobs!

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

Mark,

I am a retirement specialist. Work is none of my business, but, thanks for thinking of me.

 

[MarkBC]

It's raining like heck here on the Gulf coast of Mississippi!
And as is usual down here, when it's very wet it's usually warm, because it's coming off the Gulf of Mexico.
The rain is ratta-tat-tat on the roof of my camper, with an occasional boom-da-boom of thunder in the background.

 

[MarkBC]

Now a little more intense for a while:



It's nice that the campground I'm in has paved parking pads...so I can step outside without sinking into the mud.

 

[ski3pin]

Batten down the hatches, Mr. BC!

 

[MarkBC]

A couple of hours ago I was in a supermarket -- a BIG store -- and at one point it started raining so hard that you could hear it on the roof from inside the store!

 

[craig333]

Hope the rain holds off a bit. Right now I have a big hole in my camper!

 

[MarkBC]

Hope the rain holds off a bit. Right now I have a big hole in my camper!

Do you have a big blue tarp, Craig?

 

[pvstoy]

Hope the rain holds off a bit. Right now I have a big hole in my camper!

Do you have a big blue tarp, Craig?

I'll see if FEMA can help you with a blue tarp.. Craig weather coming in on Wednesday....

 

[craig333]

I think I can finish by the time the rain comes. Just barely warm enough in the afternoon to do it. Honestly, we need rain so bad if my project suffers I'm okay with that.

 

[Wandering Sagebrush]

it looks like the winter snows are here to stay. We need the snow pack.