I was in a similar job in '86 when Bixby flooded. I wanted to quit several times, and wanted to die a couple. I know how exhausting it is. Fortunately our company took very good care of us, every time I turned around they were buying lunch or dinner for us. I hope your company takes care of you and your co-workers too, in any case I can definitely relate and appreciate your work. It will seem at times like you'll NEVER get back to a normal life or work load... but you will.
With every dark cloud there is a silver lining.
I don’t have far to travel to go fishing now.
I don’t have far to travel to go fishing now.
Bummer about yer well, but a few cups of bleach and letting it run for a while should clean it up when things settle down again.
Ya might consider adding an extension to the casing though. Just a thought.
Ya might consider adding an extension to the casing though. Just a thought.
With every dark cloud there is a silver lining.
I don’t have far to travel to go fishing now.
I was going to suggest exactly that since you are water locked. You know, for when the boredom kicks in.
With every dark cloud there is a silver lining.
I don’t have far to travel to go fishing now.
Bet that fancy airboat doesn't sound so stupid now lol
Love to have an airboat. We have a pretty good sized airboat community in town. They have been ferrying feed to stranded livestock, etc.
Drove across Oologah Lake dam today. They are releasing 65k cfps. That’s a lot of water for the Verdigris river.
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And here’s some pics of the Verdigris at Rogers point. The boat ramp is usually 75’-100’ longer at a good angle.
That's only the last 30 days folks...
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