Upon my return home this evening(with new dive gear YAYYY) I found that I need to develope a couple of new diving certifications. One would be UW livestock feeding the other would be Low temperature zero viz swift water diving. Is it possible to dive in water moving more than 12 knots? All my critters need SASY certification anyone up to the challenge?
Can I start a new SCUBA specialty?
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Flood huh?
OP
Yep. Drives me crazy when it get like this.
NINman
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LOL ....
NINman
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Just to let you know, I wasn't laughing at the post in general. Just when I read it out loud. UP's post sounded humorius. Stay safe Jbd.
Move to higher ground! 
(Did you get bc's for the livestock too?)
Maybe you could put your barn on stilts then just teach the critters to use a freight elevator when it's dry out!
Sorry to hear about the flooding
Hope everything drains out ok.
Ber
(Did you get bc's for the livestock too?)
Maybe you could put your barn on stilts then just teach the critters to use a freight elevator when it's dry out!
Sorry to hear about the flooding
Hope everything drains out ok.Ber
ScubyDoo
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I feel your pain!
We have lots of rain here too. I think its rained constant for about 4 days now. Not so much flooding here in the city, but outlying farmland along the White and Cache Rivers are underwater. The White River pretty much gets all the runoff coming out of the Ozarks which have just been inundated with rain for days on end now.
My office is about a block from the Arkansas River in downtown Little Rock. Think I'll walk over when I get a break and see how high it is.
Hope your flood levels drop soon, and hope your livestock makes it out okay.
We have lots of rain here too. I think its rained constant for about 4 days now. Not so much flooding here in the city, but outlying farmland along the White and Cache Rivers are underwater. The White River pretty much gets all the runoff coming out of the Ozarks which have just been inundated with rain for days on end now.
My office is about a block from the Arkansas River in downtown Little Rock. Think I'll walk over when I get a break and see how high it is.
Hope your flood levels drop soon, and hope your livestock makes it out okay.
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