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**masterboyz** · 07-26-2012, 07:09 PM

Crops are dead or dieing, even some of the pivots can't keep up.

Wildfires every where, the worst one is over 100sq miles right now, still going can't really fight it.

Our course is hard as cement in some places. Tuesday i hit a bad drive, it hit a dry spot kicked up dust and bounced another 100 yards down the fairway. Ended up pretty good.

We need rain bad, but no one wants rain because if there its lightning were gonna have more fires, all the local departments are stretched thin enough, firemen get about two hours of sleep between shifts if there lucky.

When they get it under control i expect a ton if cattle to be sold since we have no hay and most of the stuff burning is pasture. It makes the Colorado fire look like a campfire at this point, but you don't hear about it because luckily not a lot if people live out that way.

Its hell.

~Joseph~
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07-26-2012, 07:09 PM	#17
masterboyz Join Date Oct 2005 Posts 586 Senior Member	Crops are dead or dieing, even some of the pivots can't keep up. Wildfires every where, the worst one is over 100sq miles right now, still going can't really fight it. Our course is hard as cement in some places. Tuesday i hit a bad drive, it hit a dry spot kicked up dust and bounced another 100 yards down the fairway. Ended up pretty good. We need rain bad, but no one wants rain because if there its lightning were gonna have more fires, all the local departments are stretched thin enough, firemen get about two hours of sleep between shifts if there lucky. When they get it under control i expect a ton if cattle to be sold since we have no hay and most of the stuff burning is pasture. It makes the Colorado fire look like a campfire at this point, but you don't hear about it because luckily not a lot if people live out that way. Its hell. ~Joseph~ Via Tapatalk.
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