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Anyone hear anything about hurricane Deans path

HAY MAKER

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We sure dont need it hitting any where near here,got 5 inches last nite,every water gap on the place is down.
No tellin what happened to our photo contest girl LOL........are you wet over there Lilly ?
I saw where yall got some pretty good rain yourself,Houston area was plenty wet.
If that hurricane follows the same path,we are in trouble,believe I will make a trip to town for supplies just in case I get flooded in..............good luck
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Anonymous

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http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/175524.shtml?tswind120#contents

This is the weather boys guesstimate-- Looks like you could at least get wet again Haymaker...

Wish it would just keep on coming north to visit Canada... :shock: :wink: We could definitely stand a little wet....
 

jigs

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I heard it was gonna hit the gulf and head north, figured nothing important would be hit until it reached Kansas, and by then it would just be a big ball of rain with little destructive power......



I will mail you a genuine life saving blow up doll, in case the creek gets real high..... hate to see you tread water too long! :lol:
 

HAY MAKER

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Oldtimer said:
http://www.nhc.noaa.gov/refresh/graphics_at4+shtml/175524.shtml?tswind120#contents

This is the weather boys guesstimate-- Looks like you could at least get wet again Haymaker...

Wish it would just keep on coming north to visit Canada... :shock: :wink: We could definitely stand a little wet....

Thanks Old Timer for the link,hope you dont mind me posting it,some of these links are updated and its easy just to watch it here .
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I aint looking forward to this we have been way to wet to take another rain maker,especially if it is a cat 5 like they are saying.
I guess the good news ,if there is any is,it will punch up through the heart land and give all the folks that need rain some relief.............good luck
 

HAY MAKER

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jigs said:
I heard it was gonna hit the gulf and head north, figured nothing important would be hit until it reached Kansas, and by then it would just be a big ball of rain with little destructive power......



I will mail you a genuine life saving blow up doll, in case the creek gets real high..... hate to see you tread water too long! :lol:

Believe it or not that blow up doll woulda come in mighty handy yesterday,creek was really roaring,when you send it...make sure she has really big whatchamacallits,give me something to hang onto while I am floating across the creek :wink: ...............good luck
 

jigs

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well, I will see if I can find a Texas Blow Up Doll. from what I here they all look like sheep!!! :wink:
 

HAY MAKER

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jigs said:
well, I will see if I can find a Texas Blow Up Doll. from what I here they all look like sheep!!! :wink:

hmmmm,maybe you would like ta explain how you got so knowledgeable about them dolls :D :D ............good luck
 

jigs

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I learned it from the internet!! honest!


three biggest lies of a Texan

1. I won this belt buckle
2. I own my truck
3. I was just helpin that sheep cross the fence.



all good Texas ranches have cliffs....they herd the sheep to the edge, and wait for them to back up!
 
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Anonymous

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Looks like the Texans won't have to shed up their sheep :roll: :p :wink: :lol: --Hurricane Dean's biggest blow looks like mostly in Mexico, now...Every forecast they put out they move the tracking a little further south......
 

HAY MAKER

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Oldtimer said:
Looks like the Texans won't have to shed up their sheep :roll: :p :wink: :lol: --Hurricane Dean's biggest blow looks like mostly in Mexico, now...Every forecast they put out they move the tracking a little further south......

well,it sure dont hurt my feelings,it's headed south,I hope those Mexican folks do alright,hate to see something like that hit them,but we sure caint take another flood here,I been repairing water gaps two days,finally got the cows back in the pastures late yesterday evening...........good luck
 

HAY MAKER

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I just heard two of my neighbors got drowned trying to cross west Sister creek,I didnt know them personally,I think it was some folks that bought a small place up the road,lots of developement going on around here,some of them not to familiar with country life........around here when its flooding,you stay put..............good luck
 

HAY MAKER

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kolanuraven said:
Doesn't look like you're gonna need the blow up doll.....make sure to send it back to jigs.....collect!!!!! :wink: :wink:

Yup,jiggs and his dolls :roll: :roll: ..............good luck
 

HAY MAKER

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August 20, 2007
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Drowning victim found in West Sister Creek

By Alyson Chapman
The Daily Times

Published August 20, 2007

SISTERDALE — Kendall County authorities found the body of a 28-year-old man two days after he was swept away in floodwaters.

The man, Juan Pablo Zaragoza, and his father, Juan Ramon Zaragoza, 48, were driving a Ford F-350 King Ranch truck Thursday evening and drove through the swollen West Sister Creek near FM 473 and FM 1376 in Sisterdale.

When Game Warden Vance Wallace and Texas Department of Public Safety Trooper Derome West arrived at the scene both men were in the bed of the truck, which was partially over a guardrail.

“One of the men just grabbed the rope when the truck went over the guardrail and down into the rushing water,” said Kendall County Sheriff’s Chief Deputy Matt King.

Recovery efforts were suspended Thursday night because of darkness and the increase in rain and flood levels. On Friday, two DPS helicopters, game wardens and family members resumed the search for the two men. The body of Juan Ramon was recovered about a mile from where he washed away Friday afternoon.

Juan Pablo was found about two miles away from the truck.

The Zaragoza family owns a ranch in Sisterdale, which received about 10.7 inches of rain Thursday.


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