Duneit wrote: Here in CA it's been sunny every frigging day and I'm not bragging. We need rain and snow in our Sierra Nevada Mountains. Tired of barely seeing rain anymore. Wouldn't bother me if we had storage from the good years. But we don't have nearly the water storage needed for the population.
Yeah we seen all those fires down there on our nightly news here in Canada. It looks bad.
Back in the 1970's there was talk about running a pipeline from our northern lakes to Commifornia. It got shot down. Would have become a political mine field. Too bad because you can ride up in the hills around here and drink out of a stream beside the road -- and the water is good and clean. Lots of water anywhere here on the west coast of Canada and it is glacier fresh. Except certain parts of the interior where there is a lot of calcium in the water. We would gladly trade you water for some sunshine which is in short supply here this time of year. It gets very dark at 4:30pm now. When I worked up north (near the territories border) in the summer it never got dark. It was daylight 24/7 in the summer months. Winters had great northern lights in the sky -- awesome. By the way it was between -40c and -50c most of the time in the winter up there. Glad I am outa there.
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