10-10-2013, 08:24 AM
Good morning once again, I hope everyone is having a great week. I can't believe that it's Thursday already. Time really does go by faster the older you get. It may be an illusion since time doesn't change, but the explanation that I've heard is that when you are young, a day is a significant part of the time you have lived, (1/3650 for a 10-year old) but as you get older, a day becomes a less significant part of your life (1/25,550 for a 70-year old). Big difference. All I know is that I can't remember where the past few months went, never mind the past few days.
Today, as forecast, it's chilly and wet. There was a nice shower earlier, but it has stopped for the moment. I hope that's not all we're getting today. Temps right now are in the low 50's, we haven't seen that since around March or April. Highs today should stay in the 70's, then go up to the mid-90's for the next week or so.
RB, there's a similar-looking fire right now on the east side of town that started yesterday. About two acres of landscape garbage and wooden wire spools are still burning. The say that the mound was about 45-feet high and will probably burn at least through today. More and more, the fire departments are taking the, keep it contained but let it burn itself out, approach.
Today, as forecast, it's chilly and wet. There was a nice shower earlier, but it has stopped for the moment. I hope that's not all we're getting today. Temps right now are in the low 50's, we haven't seen that since around March or April. Highs today should stay in the 70's, then go up to the mid-90's for the next week or so.
RB, there's a similar-looking fire right now on the east side of town that started yesterday. About two acres of landscape garbage and wooden wire spools are still burning. The say that the mound was about 45-feet high and will probably burn at least through today. More and more, the fire departments are taking the, keep it contained but let it burn itself out, approach.
Don (ezdays) Day
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD
Board administrator and
founder of the CANYON STATE RAILROAD

