Flooding in Mississippi basin and Manitoba
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The flooding will do those Louisianan swamplands a lot of good-swamps need water not fertiliser.
Is this the latest from Levack?
Because only a thin strip of WCVI is @ risk-it's happened in the past and will happen again but it's NBFD.
Is this the latest from Levack?
Because only a thin strip of WCVI is @ risk-it's happened in the past and will happen again but it's NBFD.
Yeah.... Something like a one-in-three-hundred-year floodplain....
Levack? Onaping's fine thanks....
Levack? Onaping's fine thanks....
Around 1715 there was a giant tsunami that wiped out the the west coast decimating the native population. They discovered down in Oregon or Washington that there is one that regularly hits the coast every 3 - 5 hundred years. You are due.
Considering that the prairies were once part of an inland sea, flooding there should not surprise anybody. But I guess no matter where you live on this planet, there is always some drawbacks.
Sensationalism is so entrancing when viewed through the foggy mists of time-Yes there was an event but local indigenous didn't find it overwhelming or even particularly notable.
Hudson Bay is still rising - and probably will for the next 40 thousand years. Frost is holding the works up now. (NOTE: I mean in this here and now today) Maybe in around 25 thousand years, when the Red goes down the Mississippi again, things will straighten out.
I just came up with a good joke.....a real howler.
What is the difference between Saskatchewan and Manitoba?
In Manitoba you can watch your dog swim away for three days!
What is the difference between Saskatchewan and Manitoba?
In Manitoba you can watch your dog swim away for three days!