Seems like it's always a matter of time. Just waiting for Idaho to get burning. We've had some smaller ones and firework caused but we have so much fuel load on the ground from the winter it could bad.
We would get that occasionally in MA. The air was thick and would choke you trying to breath and having asthma it wasn't fun.
I think Canada should be taxed with a smoke tax for polluting us with smoke and burning poutine fumes destroying the environment. Can't imagine how bad it's up in the @DukeCanBuildit areaWe would get that occasionally in MA. The air was thick and would choke you trying to breath and having asthma it wasn't fun.
You could call Granger and get a few few of these and blow it right back up north.
Bite your tongue Mel. We just had a couple down in Ada county including the Boise foothills.Seems like it's always a matter of time. Just waiting for Idaho to get burning. We've had some smaller ones and firework caused but we have so much fuel load on the ground from the winter it could bad.
We had one in Kellogg a few weeks ago and one north of Bonner's Ferry still going. Not to jinks it but our luck surely won't hold out. We're still nice and green up here so I'll take that.
Not sure why you two want to pay extra for that Smokey haze but okay.Just add another tariff.
My solar panels are only putting out 15% of a normal day. Canada owes us big time. So much for going green when the neighbors pollute like a third world nationNot sure why you two want to pay extra for that Smokey haze but okay.
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Man, I sure hope no clouds roll in from the north.My solar panels are only putting out 15% of a normal day. Canada owes us big time. So much for going green when the neighbors pollute like a third world nation
Yeah!! Get off my lawn!Man, I sure hope no clouds roll in from the north.
At least clouds don't cover everything with soot. Hope you have a good coat of 303 on your RangerMan, I sure hope no clouds roll in from the north.
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