Posted on 11/19/2012 12:36:48 PM PST by zeestephen
Re: Soil
Doughty,
I grew up in south Florida, so that’s what I’m comparing Seattle to.
The soil in coastal south Florida is essentially sand, much of it crushed coral.
We can have 2 inches of rain in an hour down there, and one hour later, no trace of water anywhere.
Okay, then it’s relative. I understand where you’re coming from. Thanks for the mention.
I was thinking the same thing.
Here in south east Texas that’s not even considered a heavy dew.
Started commuting when I was 18 from Whidbey to Everett. Lasted 6 weeks. Jumped on a plane for Alaska and never looked back. Now live in a small Montana town. All my family is still commuting there and they hate every second.
Great news for those who like edible mushrooms. I hear its been terrible this year, but I think theres’s still part of the season that can be salvaged In the low lying areas along the coast, and a week of hard rain will help a whole bunch.
Great news for those who like edible mushrooms. I hear its been terrible this year, but I think theres’s still part of the season that can be salvaged In the low lying areas along the coast, and a week of hard rain will help a whole bunch.
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