Hey, make up your mind.
Not To-Lose, but i recall flashing the salami more than once in Cahors, petite centre naturiste.
And nothing beats shooting a compound or crossbow in the woods, with an extra stabiliser rod.
(Ah, minus 4 years left before i'll play with andouillette all day from Antibes to Agde in autumn, Gruissan to Gibraltar in winter )
Yeah....that's the Florida equivalent of alien "crop circles".......
No, really.....those are drainage ditches for some of the wetter (read, SWAMPY) areas of Florida. I guess if they are successful in draining some of those areas, they'll become candidates for construction of "golf villas" ($$$$)
I'm more to the south.... a block off the Gulf Coast (and at a booming elevation of 42 feet above sea level....!!)
(P.S. Back in Colorado, today. Snowing, and a high of 24 F......)
Like this ? : http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=XDXuWwNXAZM&feature=relmfu
(timothy olyphant is primo grade)
(timothy olyphant is primo grade)
Ya'll come on down to Tennessee - we been hunting salami with bow and arrows in the woods for a looooooooooog time.....
Deliverance - Banjo Duel - YouTube
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With the Choctawhatchee river delta in the east, it may be more than drainage.
Flooding in autum & winter : sediment deposit.
Drainage during spring & summer season : soil consolidation.
Makes a self-rising landscape project.
Probably true, Jacco...... but global warming is going to turn half of Florida into an undersea marine park in a few years, anyway!
Obvious would be to make Florida a retirement paradise for dikes.
(saw several batches lying idle on pavement corners in Frisco, may have to give them a good scrub and a hose down)
On the other hand, a hopper dredger wet dream.
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LaPalma Dubai, i hope.
Gents who did those are now busy at 5 miles from my place, meet the Blockbuster : PUMA haalt Maasvlakte 2 uit zee - YouTube
(45,000lb each concrete blocks)
Gents who did those are now busy at 5 miles from my place, meet the Blockbuster : PUMA haalt Maasvlakte 2 uit zee - YouTube
(45,000lb each concrete blocks)
CanAm Man... Thanks -yes, very similar looking coastline, although, it's looking down on Waimanalo Beach, Kaohekaipo Island, and Makapuu point on the right. Kuliouou also has a lot of steps; as a volunteer on a DLNR / Sierra Club trail service project, I put ~40 of them.
-Mal
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