So just what did you wish for when you blew out those birthday candles a few days ago?Holy Carp! 8:00 PM EST update from NOAA 105 MPH! CAT 2!
Hope that's the key - take the time and effort to be ready for it and it goes the other way!I'm doing my best to send it out to sea, believe me!
The 8.5' KTI is of the table and on the pole. Patio furniture went to metal recycling today, generator purred for a few hours today, so just about ready.
That's the option I've looked into. Already have some of what I need to do the trenching. I always know before the alarm goes off when we're gonna get it. Driveway has a slope where it makes the turn to the house and you can actually see the water welling up out of the ground as it gets closer. Yes, glad that most of it can escape. Furnace is very old and don't know if it can take another major flooding.Wow, thats a lot of water flow coming up. Have you looked into some kind of fancy french drain system outside the perimeter of the foundation? At least you have a way to let the water out.
So just what did you wish for when you blew out those birthday candles a few days ago?
Happy birthday! I hope you get your wish!Today is my birthday and I did not make a wish yet. I will make it now: GO OUT TO SEA!
Hope that's the key - take the time and effort to be ready for it and it goes the other way!
That's the option I've looked into. Already have some of what I need to do the trenching. I always know before the alarm goes off when we're gonna get it. Driveway has a slope where it makes the turn to the house and you can actually see the water welling up out of the ground as it gets closer. Yes, glad that most of it can escape. Furnace is very old and don't know if it can take another major flooding.
That's one of the problems here. Hill funnels the rain down behind the house. I can put a drainage trench back there but it's not gonna be easy. Hard to get equipment back there and only half is my land.The land sloped towards the front of my house. Rented an excavator for a few weeks, land now slopes away from the front of my house. Hauled the dirt to the back woods on my land and spread it around with a bobcat. A weeks rental is not that expensive ($500?) considering it would take us a year to dig by hand what the excavator could dig in a week.
Its fun to rent equipment, the wife is a good operator too.
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When I was still living in Florida that is exatly what Jean did. Just got our power back from Francis and Jean made a U-turn and slammed us.So it's gonna circle around and get us on the second pass?