Hows this for a bad riding day?
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Glad I decided to drive the truck
Rio Grande hit a 50 year high level above flood stage
These pictures were taken on Post which was nothing compared to the West side of town or the Northeast....
Lot of families displaced. Yes, El Paso is normally a dry, hot, and arid place (desert)
More rain expected for a few days
Lot of families displaced. Yes, El Paso is normally a dry, hot, and arid place (desert)
More rain expected for a few days
They were using knee boards and motorcycles at Album Park.
Geeze... we couldnt tell....
I think I would much rather drive through that. Prolly gonna NEED to drive through that, now.
Had to drive through sewage today. WTF.
On my way back to work, see a manhole leaking some questionable fluid. Of course, I steer clear of abovesaid manhole cover and fluid.
Only to come around the turn (where another manhole cover was at) to see brown liquid GUSHING up from underneath the cover. No mystery in that fluid. Look at the road, it's all over both lanes. Quickly shut the shield on the lid, look behind me. Truck is right on my tail. So much for slowing down and turning around.
Look at the liquid, hope that it's not deep. As I'm thinking this, I see the truck in front of my hit the wet spot.
I see brown water splashing up from the tires. On BOTH sides. Soon after he passes through, I see the former mystery liquid rushing back to the center of the road.
Stand up as high as I can and go through the sewage. DAMNIT!
Had to drive through sewage today. WTF.
On my way back to work, see a manhole leaking some questionable fluid. Of course, I steer clear of abovesaid manhole cover and fluid.
Only to come around the turn (where another manhole cover was at) to see brown liquid GUSHING up from underneath the cover. No mystery in that fluid. Look at the road, it's all over both lanes. Quickly shut the shield on the lid, look behind me. Truck is right on my tail. So much for slowing down and turning around.
Look at the liquid, hope that it's not deep. As I'm thinking this, I see the truck in front of my hit the wet spot.
I see brown water splashing up from the tires. On BOTH sides. Soon after he passes through, I see the former mystery liquid rushing back to the center of the road.
Stand up as high as I can and go through the sewage. DAMNIT!
TheWheelman
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yeah, i couldnt believe it when i saw the news, almost seven inches of rain at the KFOX studio, they were actually vaccuming up water in their studio as they reported about the flooding... most rain anyone they talked to could remember... my heart goes out to the families that lost everything...
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