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bedlog t1_jdty87a wrote
Reply to 1970's Johnny Knoxville by MrPicklesGhost
plus 3M undercoating and interior protection dammit
bedlog t1_jdo42bf wrote
Reply to comment by Xbalanque_ in What's the deal with Seattle Radio? by Eat_Carbs_OD
can confirm KEXP hands down is the best FM station left. KISW sucks donkey balls Krazee OK is ok, the End it seems like every time i change over to that station Kate Bush is runnin up that hill
bedlog t1_jcdzbvu wrote
i would go get it and save the long term financial hassle and legal "stuff"
bedlog t1_jc51qjg wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Can I do anything about my neighbors stench? by [deleted]
maybe a drone flyover when the homeowner is not aware?
bedlog t1_jbysk75 wrote
Reply to comment by [deleted] in Can I do anything about my neighbors stench? by [deleted]
I would absolutely call Monday, and then Animal Control. You have to stay up on these agencies, it's not like DFW is rolling around in the hood looking for hooligans. You and your neighbors have a right to clean air. You could in fact contact Dept of Ecology and if you reside in the southern counties the SWCAA , the southwest clean air agency for Skamania, Cowlitz, Clark, Cowlitz, Lewis and Wahkiakum. If you are on a reservation, contact tribal leaders too
bedlog t1_jbynl1a wrote
I would contact animal control for your county and then I would contact Dept of Fish and Wildlife. You have to document document document everything. If that flock of ducks has Avian Flu and he's not being responsible about it, Dept Of Fish and Wildlife can encourage him to speed up the process.
bedlog t1_jbykq1r wrote
B/W hands down my favorite "color" and medium! Great photo
bedlog t1_jbmcpc4 wrote
uh oh ive been on the wrong road all this time
bedlog t1_jad476r wrote
Reply to The Black Watch Regiment of Canada in Normandy after storming Juno Beach in the second wave. They would go on to fight in 30 more battles in France, Netherlands, and Germany. They endured heavy casualties and were awarded several honours and awards. My grandfather survived but never spoke about it. by TheSugarGalaxy
Regiment of steel, i know they saw some sh&t
bedlog t1_jabnenw wrote
Your grandad is Jay Inslee?
bedlog t1_jablpxg wrote
I give a hoot
bedlog t1_ja4j6ez wrote
This is insane, DNR is allowing logging in the Chehalis Watershed of 100 acres, so Olympia can make pretty government buildings and then the school districts get some $ and then Lewis County gets some $. All trees deciduous and evergreen all hold large amounts of water when it rains. So when it's done aka logged, Cannonball Creek will get run off, it will spread into the Chehalis and further cloud the river system for fish and humans. Not to mention the fact that trees just sit there absorbing carbon.
bedlog t1_j9x0zks wrote
Reply to Westbound view on I-90 near Cle Elum this morning. I’m new to WA, can someone identify this mountain please? It was to the north-west of where I stopped to take the picture by Row30
Also at Indian John rest stop going east, they have a layout of the Stuart Mountain range
bedlog t1_j9rgcll wrote
Reply to Road conditions on I5? by anon12581258
Check out wsdot cameras. They are every where
bedlog t1_j92d8sn wrote
Reply to comment by F_n_o_r_d in Mandate that WA clergy report child abuse, without exceptions by littleblackcar
probably a priest or sadder to write Boy Scout troop leader
bedlog t1_j90b9gq wrote
so the fox will be guarding the chickens after all
bedlog t1_j85bh0s wrote
Reply to comment by newt_girl in How dangerous are western Washington's woods for a chronic forest wanderer? by cinderings
My one experience with a black bear was when i went out to a thurston county radio site east of Yelm. We we coming back down the hill and we saw this big blob of black. I have never seen a bear before, anyhow it looked at us in the van and this bear hauled ass up the hillside. So 1) it wanted nothing to do with us 2) i can guarantee you will not outrun a black bear
bedlog t1_j82wpl4 wrote
Reply to comment by cinderings in How dangerous are western Washington's woods for a chronic forest wanderer? by cinderings
Welcome. Cougars (not the milfs) are present but generally dont want to engage humans, they will stalk us, but its rare. Bears are still hibernating, but once thats done they will be hungry. Wolves are n.e corner of the state, coyotes wont go after a adult human. Snakes are more of a thing in central , eastern wa.
bedlog t1_j82qa42 wrote
https://www.dec.ny.gov/lands/90720.html
when you do go off rambling in the woods, leave a note as to where you are headed. Hiking in the woods is beneficial for everyone as the above link will point out. I personally encourage you to go hiking, but it would be safer for you to pick frequently traveled or hiked paths. Lock up your vehicle at any parking lot where the trails begin because thieves find that hikers will leave valuables in sight. Put any valuables in the trunk or cover them with black material. If you can, hike with a buddy or join a group. If you choose to go alone, make enough noise(like whistling) to let the wildlife know you are present. Dress appropriately, don't wear a t shirt and jeans right now, Get a backpack and fill it with energy creating food, water, a first aid kit, strike anywhere matches, and something shiny/reflective in case you need to draw the attention of rescuers. Be aware of your surroundings.
bedlog t1_j7793hl wrote
Reply to comment by DerekL1963 in Does anyone know what this peak/mountain is called ? I cannot find it’s name. Picture is looking east off I-5 in Everett. Thank you! by trroia
thank you for the link and thanks Everett Herald !!
bedlog t1_j6geazz wrote
Reply to comment by nostromo7 in my uncle on prom night in 1987. by turbocharged_autism
and the drivers still wouldn't use their turn signals
bedlog t1_j6brrsc wrote
Reply to comment by QueenOfPurple in Renowned NW glacier melts after thousands of years by American_Greed
My comments about individual actions just refer to the wasteful use of water as a whole, and that maybe, someone seeing a glacier in western washington would inspire better water management practices. I can tell you with 100% certainty, water conservation in car washing and teeth brushing are just as important as global leaders flying every year to COP27 just to tell the world policies aren't working. 27 times so far . Also poor water management practices lead to abuse and over use of aquifers, many people don't know or care. The city of spokane sits on a aquifer that originates in Montana. The town I live in obtains it's water from 5 different wells with help from the city of tacoma. Whats one of the major fund raisers in the summer? Car washes. Usually in a parking lot. Voting progressively won't change how water is managed. You think getting the population to wear masks was a challenge? Wait until cities begin to hire water officers to patrol neighborhoods.
bedlog t1_j6bppny wrote
there is no place to safely spoon trash pandas
bedlog t1_j69ohgb wrote
i wish residents of western washington could really care about the importance of this . The local tv stations need to get their environmental reports up in the air and validate the glacier's non existence. I wish I could get my next door neighbor to understand that it's not important for him to wash their 4 cars every weekend. But sadly we will continue to wash off sidewalks, let the water run while brushing our teeth and water super green grass in the summer.
bedlog t1_jee1s92 wrote
Reply to Jennifer Aniston and her cool Papa ~ Early ‘70’s by fingerfunk
The My Pillow Guy?