My town here in the desert provides filled sandbags for free when we are expecting any flooding in areas that are prone to it...I don't need them myself as I am at a slightly higher level than most of the Tularosa Basin houses and businesses are at...It just runs downhill and bypasses me.
I have the same advantage, living on the side of a mountain.
How appropriate Wrench, A "Troll" cave/culvert/conduit type of habititation for you...lol...lol...I love what you've done with the place...lol.
Yep, this is where us Lizard People like to live,
So far, we are out of the cone...150 miles north of us. Where are you in Tampa?Storm moving in the Gulf. This is about the time my sphincter can start picking up nickels off a glass plate.
I use the free hand out sand bags here to build up my lawn.
Never had much luck with anything stopping the water when it comes.
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We are in the middle of this problem. Good for me that I never use a "citgo" supplied stations and did not fuel up during the contamination window.If your in Florida, you need to know that alot of the gasoline supply has been contaminated with diesel fuel due to human error.
You need to know this especially if you need to move out quick due to storm "Idalia" and obviously want to avoid diesel fuel in your gasoline.
Southwest Florida gas stations received contaminated gasoline ahead of Tropical Storm Idalia’s arrival
As Florida Gulf Coast residents prepare for Tropical Storm Idalia’s arrival and life-threatening impacts, state officials report gas distributed from the Port of Tampa was contaminated, possi…
