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I knew they came to LA but thought the last ones were earlier in the 1800s.

They went as far down as the Acadian prairie also.

Dam would be extended along the back. Would dig out the existing pond another 5ft or so to make 12ft around the backside along the dam. It is currently a circle and once extended it would a sideways oval. I will try and get an aerial pic marked up tomorrow on it.

Clear access so no issues there.

Just checked and the aerial is going to be tough to make out due to it is backed up to the woods. I may have to bust out the MS paint like ole Nascar.

The woods behind it are low so I could extend it that way but that would require moving the whole dam back.

So are metals about to go sideways for another 20 yrs or will they start to make up ground again?

Most of Australia is a giant desert. Interesting.

I&E or electrician

I should have completely out when it hit 6 awhile back.

Hey, no need for way to stop the car yourself. It's completely safe.

Oh you want a regular car? Yea we need a camera on your face 24/7. Oh we don't like your eye movement, let's shut down your vehicle and have the cops come check you out.


frick the government.

Ready for that mini ice age to get hitting again.

Alabama is head and shoulders above LA/MS. LA is last simply due to how severely it has underachieved with all the advantages it has.

Oil and gas reserves, the river and port, huge industrial sector. All pissed away.

MS is nothing but a small Agricultural state with a sliver of nice coast area. Northern MS is nice to with the rolling hills but still nothing exceptional. The fact that it is even in the running puts it ahead of LA.

LA should easily br a top 10 state economically in the country.

That is a statement that needs some serious clarification.

The 5.3 pre AFM is a very reliable, like top 5-10 V8 ever made.

Since AFM it has turned into a ticking time bomb. GM should be sued to hell for AFM, horrible torque converters, and general shite they have produced the past 10 years.