And what country can preserve its liberties if their rulers are not warned from time to time that their people preserve the spirit of resistance? Let them take arms. The remedy is to set them right as to facts, pardon and pacify them. What signify a few lives lost in a century or two? The tree of liberty must be refreshed from time to time with the blood of patriots and tyrants.
Does it sound trite if I suggest that somebody should have seen that coming? Whoever is in charge of maintaining that damn needs to get the Ray Charles Award.
Yes, it may be only shadow, but undermining does appear to be occurring. The whole thing needs to be demo'd and re-designed, though what form that will take may still be being discussed. I'm sure that California will want to go it alone in terms of paying for it, because they don't want to be part of the US.
Come on, legislature, don't let me down by caving in to the Americans and taking their money. Be like any third world country and stand firm against the Yankees (who cling to God and guns).
It looked bad enough from earlier pictures that I had seen, but I didn't realize how massive the damage actually was until being able to put it in perspective based on the size of the people standing there............
let that 'no rebar meme' go. it has been long disproven. if you think that you should be able to see rebar when it is difficult to make out the people...come on... you gotta be smarter than that, right?
It would be nice if commenters kept to facts or fact-based conjecture. This is a serious issue.
Does it sound trite if I suggest that somebody should have seen that coming? Whoever is in charge of maintaining that damn needs to get the Ray Charles Award.
ReplyDelete"the Ray Charles Award." Ha!
DeleteIt also looks, from this perspective, like the erosion is in fact moving uphill. We'll see how things go when they turn it back of during runoff.
Yes, it may be only shadow, but undermining does appear to be occurring. The whole thing needs to be demo'd and re-designed, though what form that will take may still be being discussed. I'm sure that California will want to go it alone in terms of paying for it, because they don't want to be part of the US.
DeleteCome on, legislature, don't let me down by caving in to the Americans and taking their money. Be like any third world country and stand firm against the Yankees (who cling to God and guns).
it wasn't a problem when there was a drought, "climate change" made this scenario unlikely.
ReplyDeleteThe typical bureaucratic mindset in action
It looked bad enough from earlier pictures that I had seen, but I didn't realize how massive the damage actually was until being able to put it in perspective based on the size of the people standing there............
ReplyDeleteAmazing, isn't' it?
DeleteSevere undercutting, not a piece of rebar in sight, and 12 years of 'knowing' there was a problem that needed fixing... Welcome to California...
ReplyDeletelet that 'no rebar meme' go. it has been long disproven. if you think that you should be able to see rebar when it is difficult to make out the people...come on... you gotta be smarter than that, right?
ReplyDeleteIt would be nice if commenters kept to facts or fact-based conjecture. This is a serious issue.
But someday they will have a great train
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