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Looks good John, I am trying to get my bearings. Not able to be sure North, South, East, and West as I look at to photos. The greenery down in the gorge,, what is the dominate vegetation in it?
The photo is oriented north up. Seems most of the vegetation is a variation of a black eyed susan flower...and a lot of mesquite.
when does the lizard counting began?
When are the road people coming? Now I have to get a wind shield under a front fender of a car and a frame of a fog light fixed (no charge) from hurricane wind damage. I see a smaller tree was jaggedly broken down near me at a neighbors. Otherwise o.k. now. The skies are blue with some fluffy white clouds and it is beautiful again near San Antonio, TX,
JOHN I LOVE THE SHOTS YOU GET WITH YOUR DRONE, LIKE THE CANYON AND NOW YOU'RE PROPERTY. I'M ENVIOUS OF ALL THAT DRY GROUND, WE GOT OVER 50 INCHES OF RAIN in Houston FROM HURRICANE Harvey. That's our annual RAIN fall per year, but it was in just 4 days time.
Sorry about all the caps,i was swimming while texting
Sorry Billy ray. I have been watching. We all are watching. Glad you are o.k. U.S.A.A. Insurance man is coming about my low Buick sedan car and hurricane cat.1 wind gust damage. He told me on the phone that the damage is from my dogs chasing a rodent like other people's damage. NO. Makes me annoyed thinking about that. Weasles. Tomorrow, we'll see. Something will work out. That reminds me of the help I received (NOTHING) when my driveway washed out in 2002 Canyon Lake flood when homes, cars, and campers were floating down the river. I think it was FEMA which was so useless to me. I had to pay myself for a new driveway. I think they offered $250.00 if I even got that. The driveway was around $10,000.00.
Everyone worked hard here and helped each other. Then no one ever mentioned the flood again.
So, the insurance man came. He classified the damage as natural disaster damage for collision insurance from a Cetegory 1 Hurricane. I am waiting for the tow truck to call so I do not drive and overheat the car.
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