Rainy season begins :-(
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That system blew through here early in the week but we didn't get but a dampening of .07". This week is another one of golden orbs. Ground is very crunchy.
hobbyheater
Minister of Fire
Same system gave us a little sprinkling last Sunday and through the week also; just enough to put the woods back to work. Showers first thing this morning, but sunny patches with a light southeast wind this afternoon. Nice enough to dry 4 loads of wash outside on the clothes line. 
Backwoods Savage
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Send some here Dave. We could use it.
Hopefully this year moose season turns out much better for you than last year.
Hopefully this year moose season turns out much better for you than last year.
Rain is welcome if it only last a few days.
Planted some new grass seed out where the wood stacks were & the yard can use it.
Went & moved moose camp Frid & Sat. River channel different, old location low water, a fight in & out now.
Same area (about 1/2 mile away with better boat access) & on higher ground.
Hate leaving all the fire seasoned wood behind. We did haul a small boat load of wood out & to the new camp.
Sure burns like one year seasoned spruce
Have several dead spruce at the new location but it's not all CSS.
More bear sign at the new place, I guess they like dry ground too.
Same system gave us a little sprinkling last Sunday and through the week also; just enough to put the woods back to work. Showers first thing this morning, but sunny patches with a light southeast wind this afternoon. Nice enough to dry 4 loads of wash outside on the clothes line.
Amazing here, warm dry summer = high river levels
The glacier feed rivers have been high water all summer with the warmer than normal temps & lots of glacier ice melt .
I don't see much snow on the local mountains.
Smaller clear water streams are real low water.
This front cooled it down some & the glacier melt will be less.
The river water levels should begin to drop in a few days.
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