Not sure where you lived in NC but rain daily is not the norm here! Nor is over a foot of rain in four days. We needed rain badly, but not this much.You may want to go buy a canoe! :lol:
That was one thing I loved about North Carolina, lots of rain almost every day
I was in Brevard. It rained just about every day in the late afternoon, but was by no means 3" every day! Have you floated down the river to get your canoe yet?Not sure where you lived in NC but rain daily is not the norm here! Nor is over a foot of rain in four days. We needed rain badly, but not this much.
I saw on the weather, you guys are getting pounded! I hope it is over soon, for your sake. When I thought that it was going to happen here, I went out and caught as many feeders as possible. Now at least I have extra for my new mouth to feed, an Anolis equestris hatchling.Well, it isn't over yet. Still coming down......
Im jealous.... we had dry lightning here yesterday with a tiny but of drizzling. Pretty lame, as we haven't had legitimate rain in forever.We've had over 12.5" of rain since Sunday. And it's still pouring :boat:
I hope something good washed out!Sun.........finally. Good news is this means my favorite fossil hunting creek has been flooded. That can expose new stuff and rearrange the sediment.
I am keeping an eye on it so I can walk it as soon as it is ready to see if anything is sitting out. Gotta be first because it is popular with collectors from all over. Last time it flooded some guy beat me and found a 5+ inch megladon tooth just sitting on a sand bar.I hope something good washed out!
Oh man! That's quite a find! Good luck Rick! I hope you find something spectacular to add to your collection.Last time it flooded some guy beat me and found a 5+ inch megladon tooth just sitting on a sand bar.
That one type and size tooth is what I want most of all. I'll find one eventually.Oh man! That's quite a find! Good luck Rick! I hope you find something spectacular to add to your collection.
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