The sadness
At least some of my fears came true. The acreage owner started madly haying last weekend once it stopped raining, and then this happened:
They took out at least two of the trees down there. So far, the word on the street is that they're putting in storm sewers in the close trench. No idea what the far one is yet. There's also a rumour that there's a road going in behind, going through to a new commercial area that's already being built. Even though the new commercial area already has a major road being built from the highway that's in the other direction.
It's depressing. I try not to look out that way now.
They took out at least two of the trees down there. So far, the word on the street is that they're putting in storm sewers in the close trench. No idea what the far one is yet. There's also a rumour that there's a road going in behind, going through to a new commercial area that's already being built. Even though the new commercial area already has a major road being built from the highway that's in the other direction.
It's depressing. I try not to look out that way now.
1 Comments:
At 11:21 p.m.,
Lapsura said…
I also liked the info on the dangers of alcohol. It took me a while to pick up on it, being so entirely obscured by metaphor.
Seriously though, great pictures! It looks like a fantastic spot, and (despite the sadness mentioned in this post) a gorgeous view. I hope nothing too drastic is being done, and that it cleans up satisfactorily.
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