Doubleaarc hery
New Member
Nothing at Home. But Double A has about 10 spots leaking through the roof in my leased building. Kind of Nice though, Not many archery shops have that true outdoor feeling where you can hear rain drops off to the side!
turtlshell
PMA Member
I was at Brooklyn MI for the NASCAR race...I think it's still raining. It started Saturday night and hasn't stopped yet.
Missin that race, isn't a very big deal knowing that people died from it elsewhere.
Missin that race, isn't a very big deal knowing that people died from it elsewhere.
okla hawkeye
Member
Welcome to my ENTIRE May and June. Rained 40 days straight here. Anybody build a shop in their back yard entirely in the rain?(Except the roofing and painting.) The skys cleared for a few hours on those days. Its nice and warm and dry now.
knelson70
New Member
our farm in Clayton/Allamakee county has a pretty good sized creek running through it, it dumps into the yellow river just off our property and that hits the Miss a mile downstream. So it sees a lot of water. 3 weeks or so ago when we got 8 inches the place looked like the moon from all the water rushing down. we lost 20' into one of our clover fields from the bank washing out.
Last week we got 4-5"..the place we redirected the creek blew out and the roads got wrecked again. we got about 9" at our house 15 miles away saturday nite. im goin down tomorrow to inspect it, i have a feeling im going to be prtty upset tomorrow. one of my cuddebacks was near the creek, i think i may have lost it.
Last week we got 4-5"..the place we redirected the creek blew out and the roads got wrecked again. we got about 9" at our house 15 miles away saturday nite. im goin down tomorrow to inspect it, i have a feeling im going to be prtty upset tomorrow. one of my cuddebacks was near the creek, i think i may have lost it.
jjohnson
Well-Known Member
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our farm in Clayton/Allamakee county has a pretty good sized creek running through it, it dumps into the yellow river just off our property and that hits the Miss a mile downstream. So it sees a lot of water. 3 weeks or so ago when we got 8 inches the place looked like the moon from all the water rushing down. we lost 20' into one of our clover fields from the bank washing out.
Last week we got 4-5"..the place we redirected the creek blew out and the roads got wrecked again. we got about 9" at our house 15 miles away saturday nite. im goin down tomorrow to inspect it, i have a feeling im going to be prtty upset tomorrow. one of my cuddebacks was near the creek, i think i may have lost it.
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I think you will be upset. The yellow was 2 and 3 hundred yards wide when I was down there the other day. Most fields down there had a couple feet of water going through them.
our farm in Clayton/Allamakee county has a pretty good sized creek running through it, it dumps into the yellow river just off our property and that hits the Miss a mile downstream. So it sees a lot of water. 3 weeks or so ago when we got 8 inches the place looked like the moon from all the water rushing down. we lost 20' into one of our clover fields from the bank washing out.
Last week we got 4-5"..the place we redirected the creek blew out and the roads got wrecked again. we got about 9" at our house 15 miles away saturday nite. im goin down tomorrow to inspect it, i have a feeling im going to be prtty upset tomorrow. one of my cuddebacks was near the creek, i think i may have lost it.
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I think you will be upset. The yellow was 2 and 3 hundred yards wide when I was down there the other day. Most fields down there had a couple feet of water going through them.
