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Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Sat May 11, 2013 8:30 pmby Goldfish
http://kstp.com/news/stories/S3030105.shtml?cat=1The ice coming of the lake goes into the houses along shore
sent from a phancy fone
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Sat May 11, 2013 9:20 pmby bill herian
Thats awesome dude.
I love seeing idiot's shit get wrecked.
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Sat May 11, 2013 9:23 pmby jehler
Wish that happened here more, job security!
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Mon May 13, 2013 7:45 amby aunt betty
They are all calling their insurance companies today. Getting the bad news that your policy dont cover flooding has to sting. Get ready for rch people calling you wirh their money saving ideas on how to fix their homes...
Then the " cant you just..." questions.
By the way, when a customer tries to suggest how they want a job done cheaply and get specific about details...RUN LIKE HELL.
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Mon May 13, 2013 3:40 pmby NuffDaddy
That happens all the time on the Saginaw bay by my house. There were 15' high piles along the shores 3 winters ago, and a lot of people lost their porches and windows.
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Mon May 13, 2013 5:55 pmby Mornin Beef
NuffDaddy wrote:That happens all the time on the Saginaw bay by my house. There were 15' high piles along the shores 3 winters ago, and a lot of people lost their porches and windows.
Yea I hear that! We get 15-50 ft ice piles here at the mouth of the St.Larry. Amateur photographers get too close every year.
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Mon May 13, 2013 8:04 pmby NuffDaddy
Mornin Beef wrote:NuffDaddy wrote:That happens all the time on the Saginaw bay by my house. There were 15' high piles along the shores 3 winters ago, and a lot of people lost their porches and windows.
Yea I hear that! We get 15-50 ft ice piles here at the mouth of the St.Larry. Amateur photographers get too close every year.
I bet. Sag bay isn't even that big of a body of water...it's amazing the power it has though.
Re: Why you don't remove trees along a lake
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Mon May 13, 2013 11:37 pmby assateague
Mornin Beef wrote:NuffDaddy wrote:That happens all the time on the Saginaw bay by my house. There were 15' high piles along the shores 3 winters ago, and a lot of people lost their porches and windows.
Yea I hear that! We get 15-50 ft ice piles here at the mouth of the St.Larry. Amateur photographers get too close every year.
If you can't get out of the way of a glacier, you should probably be thinned out of the gene pool, anyway.