Poor dog probably got a little scare.
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It's funny how when you surf you put yourself in way more gnarly situations getting in and out of the water.
yeah, I did that on purpose. :grin:Rickoray said:I seriously didn't click this thread thinking it was going to be about Nike
Well when/if the LNG terminal goes in perhaps they will have an option to make a living and not risk their lives crossing the bar. Or the dredging might make it safer? That said, commercial fishing is a rush. I know having family in the business.... who are getting to old but just cant quit.
Why do you hate liquefaction so much?Aruka said:
I was talking with a Portland environmental consulting firm a few years ago, they were all jazzed about getting the LNG work. Not sure how many jobs the LNG plant would provide... they might just bring workers from somewhere else, as seems to be the deal with "Globalization"
Not necessarily pro LNG despite having worked on multiple projects doing the base line research. Jordan Cove included. Despite the geographic location and associated risks seems to be moving forward. Dredging sediment transport EIS in motion.
yeah like the jetty comprised of car sized boulders covered in green slime, muscles, and urchins that we had to descend/ascend yesterday with critical timing, while carrying precious cargo.Autoprax said:
Topping and updating the original link to help new forum software:
There was a surf warning around here today for exactly this. Small 3' - 4' long interval swell that was forecast to grow as the day went by. People get caught out by the sporadic bigger waves as the new swell starts to build in.
Trees in rivers (strainers) are really bad, you think the river doesn't look so bad...I just heard about this from a friend at the beach yesterday as we talked about your leash getting caught on a rock. Apparently that's what happened here...leash caught on a strainer while SUPing in a river...gnarly.
